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adjectivenoun national and local newspapers全国性的和地方的报纸 national and international news国内和国际新闻 national and regional politics国家和地区政治 a national election全国性选举 These buildings are part of our national heritage. 这些建筑是我们民族遗产的一部分。 They are afraid of losing their national identity. 他们担心会失去他们的民族特色。 a national airline/museum/theatre国营航空公司；国立博物馆；国家剧院 Decide whether it would be better to advertise in a national or a local newspaper. During your visit, you should take the opportunity to sample the national dish. He designed the new wing of the national library in London. He has won medals in both national and international competitions. The Queen was greeted by dancers in national costume. The Romanian national airline has ordered seven of the new aircraft. The collection is housed at the national museum. The country faces the huge task of national reconstruction following the war. The country has a national debt of 80% of GNP. The national average is just over two children per family. The state of our hospitals is a national disgrace. The statement was broadcast live on national radio. There have been calls for a national strike. There needs to be a national debate on the issue. This is not just a sporting event; for many it is a matter of national pride. decisions made at a local rather than national level the National Health Service the National Union of Teachers Polish nationals living in Germany生活在德国的波兰公民 Applications for asylum from nationals of certain countries are routinely rejected. Foreign nationals are now being evacuated from the city. Portugal has an estimated 40 000 nationals in Angola. The government has advised British nationals to leave the area. |