case-by-case

英 [keɪs baɪ keɪs]

美 [keɪs baɪ keɪs]

n.  逐案；具体分析；个例

英英释义

adj

• separate and distinct from others of the same kind
  1. mark the individual pages
  2. on a case-by-case basis
  Synonym:individualitem-by-item

双语例句

• If complicated research and vast investments are needed, the charges will be on a case-by-case basis.
  如果是需要投进复杂的研发和高昂的投资收费将以个别状况而定。
• The latter are often allocated on a case-by-case basis, demanding a substantial amount of administration.
  后者经常是在个案原则上进行分配，要求相当的管理部门。
• In addition, companies could be allowed to file for exemption on a case-by-case basis.
  另外，企业可以申请个案豁免。
• All the pay decisions were made on a case-by-case basis by the tsar, with no explanation or transparency.
  费恩伯格将就所有的薪酬方案逐一做出决定不做任何解释，也没有透明度。
• Protocols allow you to provide implementations for their methods on a case-by-case basis.
  协议允许您以案例为基础为其方法提供实现。
• Governments volunteer military and civilian police personnel to peacekeeping operations on a case-by-case basis.
  各国政府根据每一次维和行动的情况志愿为维和行动提供军事人员和民警。
• Whether the Fed and Treasury can continue to make these excruciating case-by-case judgments is unknowable.
  美联储和财政部能否继续进行这种极为痛苦的逐案判断仍未可知。
• In short, treatment decisions in high-risk melanoma patients should be made on a case-by-case basis, they suggest.
  总之，他们建议对于高危的恶黑患者，应当本着个体化的原则制定治疗方案。
• To maintain oversight, therefore, a case-by-case review system should be in place.
  因此，为了保持监管，应建立一套具体问题具体分析的审查制度。
• In these areas, Chinese student enrollment programs will be conducted on a case-by-case basis.
  在这些地区，陆生的招生计划将以专案办理。