英语词汇scheme的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

scheme AC /skiːm/ noun BrE an official plan to help people in some way, for example by providing education or trainingadjectivesa new scheme The new scheme aims to reduce street crime by 30%.a major scheme The government is introducing a major road-building scheme.a controversial scheme (=causing a lot of disagreement) The scheme was controversial and many people thought it wouldn’t work.an innovative/pioneering scheme (=using new ideas) Local authorities are using an innovative scheme to help the unemployed get back to work.a grand/ambitious scheme (=trying to achieve a lot) In the end, their grand scheme came to nothing.a successful scheme If successful, the scheme could be introduced throughout the country.a voluntary scheme (=which you can take part in if you want) There is a voluntary scheme which asks companies to show how much salt their products contain.nouns + schemea training scheme We have a training scheme for new employees.a pension/insurance scheme Does your company offer a pension scheme?a compensation scheme (=that gives money to people who suffer injury or loss) There is a new compensation scheme for accident victims.an incentive scheme (=that encourages people to do something by giving them money if they do) There is a generous incentive scheme for the sales force.a bonus scheme (=that gives extra money as a reward) They’ve started a bonus scheme for people who ride a bike to work.a pilot scheme (=in which you do something to find out if it works, usually with a small group of people) The pilot scheme was a great success.a government scheme A new government scheme aims to help the homeless.verbsintroduce/bring in/launch a scheme The scheme was launched last year.run/operate a scheme Parents are helping to run the scheme, which is intended to improve children’s reading ability.devise/come up with a scheme (=think of a scheme) The government needs to come up with a scheme to deal with the problem.set up a scheme (=organize it) They have set up a scheme to help families of sick children.start a scheme The council started a scheme which encourages people to grow their own vegetables.join a scheme Many more companies have now joined the scheme.take part in a scheme also participate in a scheme formal She is taking part in a training scheme for young unemployed people.be covered by a scheme (=be able to benefit from a scheme) Workers are covered by a private health insurance scheme.prepositionsin a scheme Can anyone be in the scheme?under a scheme Under the scheme, anyone over 60 can travel by bus for free.a scheme for sth The government announced a scheme for students, which allows them to pay back their loans over a period of 30 years.a scheme whereby (=a scheme in which) The supermarket operates a scheme whereby 1 point is given for every euro spent.

词组	scheme
释义	scheme AC /skiːm/ noun BrE an official plan to help people in some way, for example by providing education or trainingadjectivesa new scheme The new scheme aims to reduce street crime by 30%.a major scheme The government is introducing a major road-building scheme.a controversial scheme (=causing a lot of disagreement) The scheme was controversial and many people thought it wouldn’t work.an innovative/pioneering scheme (=using new ideas) Local authorities are using an innovative scheme to help the unemployed get back to work.a grand/ambitious scheme (=trying to achieve a lot) In the end, their grand scheme came to nothing.a successful scheme If successful, the scheme could be introduced throughout the country.a voluntary scheme (=which you can take part in if you want) There is a voluntary scheme which asks companies to show how much salt their products contain.nouns + schemea training scheme We have a training scheme for new employees.a pension/insurance scheme Does your company offer a pension scheme?a compensation scheme (=that gives money to people who suffer injury or loss) There is a new compensation scheme for accident victims.an incentive scheme (=that encourages people to do something by giving them money if they do) There is a generous incentive scheme for the sales force.a bonus scheme (=that gives extra money as a reward) They’ve started a bonus scheme for people who ride a bike to work.a pilot scheme (=in which you do something to find out if it works, usually with a small group of people) The pilot scheme was a great success.a government scheme A new government scheme aims to help the homeless.verbsintroduce/bring in/launch a scheme The scheme was launched last year.run/operate a scheme Parents are helping to run the scheme, which is intended to improve children’s reading ability.devise/come up with a scheme (=think of a scheme) The government needs to come up with a scheme to deal with the problem.set up a scheme (=organize it) They have set up a scheme to help families of sick children.start a scheme The council started a scheme which encourages people to grow their own vegetables.join a scheme Many more companies have now joined the scheme.take part in a scheme also participate in a scheme formal She is taking part in a training scheme for young unemployed people.be covered by a scheme (=be able to benefit from a scheme) Workers are covered by a private health insurance scheme.prepositionsin a scheme Can anyone be in the scheme?under a scheme Under the scheme, anyone over 60 can travel by bus for free.a scheme for sth The government announced a scheme for students, which allows them to pay back their loans over a period of 30 years.a scheme whereby (=a scheme in which) The supermarket operates a scheme whereby 1 point is given for every euro spent.
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