| 单词 | contract |
| 释义 | contractcontractscontractcontract1 AC /ˈkɒntrækt $ ˈkɑːn-/ noun [countable] an official agreement between two or more people: Read the contract carefully before you sign it. 仔细阅读合同后再签字。—contractualcontractual /kənˈtræktʃuəl/ adjective: a contractual arrangement合同上的约定COLLOCATIONS: contractverbsto sign a contractShe has just signed a contract with the BBC.havesignto negotiate a contractYour lawyer will assist you in negotiating a contract.negotiateto have a contractWe have a contract to install a new computer system at the company.to agree to a contract (also to agree a contract British English)He has agreed a new one-year contract with Arsenal.haveagreeto break a contract (=to do something that your contract does not allow)She left, breaking her contract of employment.leavebreakto fulfil/honour a contract (=to do what you have agreed to do)If you have signed a contract, you have to fulfil it.signto cancel/end/terminate a contractThe buyer has three days in which to cancel the contract.havedayto renew sb’s contract (=to give someone another contract when their old one ends)I hope they will renew my contract at the end of the year.types of contracta recording/building etc contractThe band was soon offered a recording contract.beofferrecorda one-year/two-year etc contractHe signed a five-year contract worth $2 million.signa contract of employment (also an employment contract)Make sure you fully understand your contract of employment.nouns + contractthe terms of a contract (=the conditions that are part of the contract)He explained the terms of the contract.explainterm |
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