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trust territory

/ˈtrʌst ˌterɪtɔːri/

翻译: 指第二次世界大战后由联合国委托某国管理的领土,管理国负责管理该领土直至其被认为已具备自治或独立能力。

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/ˈtrʌst ˌterɪtɔːri/C1formalpolitical
  • zh指第二次世界大战后由联合国委托某国管理的领土,管理国负责管理该领土直至其被认为已具备自治或独立能力。

A territory placed under the administrative authority of a country by the United Nations after World War II, to be governed until it is considered ready for self-government or independence.

  1. Administered regionC1formal

    A territory placed under the administrative authority of a country by the United Nations after World War II, to prepare it for self-government or independence.

    zh托管领土

    • The island was a trust territory administered by New Zealand.
    • Many trust territories gained independence in the 1960s.
    • The UN supervised the transition of the trust territory to a sovereign state.