查询词典 life expectancy

This article discusses the problem in three aspects: relation between pensionable age and Chinese average life span and healthy expectancy life span; pensionable age around the world; effects on labor market.

本文分析了几个被广泛关注的因素：中国人口平均寿命与健康预期寿命变化，世界的退休年龄变化趋势以及退休年龄变化对于劳动力市场的影响。

It is our duty and our privilege to wait upon the Lord in service, in worship, in expectancy, in trust all the days of our life.

在事奉中、在敬拜中、在期待中，在信靠中、在生命中的所有年日堙A我们的责任和特权就是等候主。

Ulrich Frei, MD, professor of medicine at Charité University Hospital in Berlin, Germany, an expert in the field who was not involved in the study, discussed transplantation in the elderly, and maintained that "it is worthwhile to transplant to elderly recipients, as you can improve life expectancy over dialysis."

德国柏林Charité大学医院的Ulrich Frei教授是这一领域的专家，尽管没有参与这项研究，但是他主张&老年肾衰患者接受肾移植可获得比透析更长的预期寿命，因此是值得的。&

Get to enjoy 10 to 12 years with your sheepdog - this is the Old English sheepdog's average life expectancy.

要做好和您狗狗生活10到12年的准备。

WHEN Otto von Bismarck introduced the first pension for workers over 70 in 1889, the life expectancy of a Prussian was 45. In 1908, when Lloyd George bullied through a payment of five shillings a week for poor men who had reached 70, Britons, especially poor ones, were lucky to survive much past 50. By 1935, when America set up its Social Security system, the official pension age was 65—three years beyond the lifespan of the typical American.

1889年，当Otto von Bismarck 第一次推荐发放退休金给70岁以上的工人时，普鲁士人的平均寿命仅为45岁。1908年，Lloyd George 决定给70岁以上的穷人每周5先令，但在当时，英国人，特别是穷人，幸运的话可以活过50岁。1935年，美国人建立了一个社会保障体系，官方的发放年龄是65岁，这比当时美国人的平均寿命多出3年。

I am accused of being overreligious," she said in her quiet, frank manner,"but that does not prevent me thinking the children very cruel who obstinately commit such suicide.""

客人们在卡罗利娜·埃凯家里，举止就文雅一些，因为卡罗利娜的母亲治家很严厉。

Designed by French fashion house Herm è s, this elegant uniform was manufactured in our home, Hong Kong, and was the first without a hat.

由著名品牌 Herm è s 设计，这件高贵的制服是香港本土制造，是我们第一套不配帽子的制服。