Mary was
pronounced dead on arrival at the hospital.
玛丽到达医院时被宣告已经死亡。
He doesn't know how to pronounce this word.
他不知道这个单词怎么发音。
This trend had become more pronounced during the COVID-19 pandemic years when customers' expectations for water services to be smart and intelligent grew.
这一趋势在新冠肺炎大流行期间变得更加明显，当时客户对供水服务智能化和智能化的期望越来越高。
"She added that: "If you think about it, 10 years ago in the US, it was kind of weird to go online and buy a product with a brand that you can't even pronounce.
她补充道：“如果你仔细想想，10年前在美国，上网购买一个你甚至不会发音的品牌的产品有点奇怪。
In Japan, those who prefer human assistance were more pronounced, while in Singapore, consumers were more inclined to keep communications digital.
在日本，更喜欢人工协助的人更为明显，而在新加坡，消费者更倾向于保持通信数字化。
The company's growth in the country over the past few years has been particularly pronounced, and this is reflected in its employee headcount which has doubled between 2019 and 2022.
过去几年，该公司在中国的增长尤为显著，这反映在其员工人数上，2019年至2022年间，员工人数翻了一番。
He said the shortage of air cargo capacity, specialized air cargo enterprises and hikes in transport costs became pronounced amid the COVID-19 pandemic, and also impeded the country's push to build a modern distribution system during the 14th Five-Year Plan period (2021-25).
他表示，在新冠肺炎大流行期间，航空货运能力、专业航空货运企业的短缺和运输成本的上涨变得明显，也阻碍了该国在“十四五”期间（2021-25年）建设现代化配送系统的努力。
Business development in the first half of the year in particular was negatively affected by a "significant number of temporary store closures" and a "pronounced traffic reduction" within the remaining store fleet, according to Adidas.
For instance, 8 in Chinese is pronounced similar to fa, meaning well off or getting rich, and thus 88 also contains meanings such as inviting great wealth and luck.
For instance, 8 in Chinese is pronounced similar to fa, meaning well off or getting rich and thus 88 also contains meanings such as inviting great wealth and luck.
As mobile apps are an increasingly important e-commerce channel due to their convenience, the study noticed that such growth has been most pronounced in China, where about 80 percent of online retail is mobile.
I asked several Western friends and they agreed these names are generally difficult to pronounce in countries that use the Latin alphabet.
But being easy to pronounce is not the only requirement - having the right connotations is critical too.
While it is easy to spell and pronounce, nobody in the English-speaking world wants to drink "snow", which means frozen water.
Chairman and CEO Stefan Oschmann has expected 'moderate organic growth' in sales and pronounced organic percentage growth in the low teens range in terms of preliminary EBITDA in 2019.
Agreed Liang, adding improved tastes have become more pronounced over the past few decades.
Ries pointed out that one critical barrier for Chinese companies to make a genuine global takeoff is their names, which are generally difficult to pronounce in countries that use the Latin alphabet.
He listed a number of pinyin translations that English-speaking population might find hard to pronounce: Xiaomi, Mengniu, iQiyi to name just a few, even though some of them have reaped initial gains in the global market.
"Although pinyin may make some names difficult to pronounce for foreigners, Huawei is a good example how a strong brand with strong consumer experience and branding effort can cut through the clutter," she said.
One of the reasons that Alibaba gained its name is because it is pronounced the same by people speaking all kinds of different languages, he explained.
The survey found that this talent flow is even more pronounced among those under 35 years old.
Chinese firms' dominance in Africa's construction and real estate sector is pronounced.
"China's influence on the global economy, according to Liu, has gradually become more pronounced, with the spillover effect of its economy and policies having an increasingly larger impact across countries.
The perils of getting the tone wrong in a Mandarin conversation are well known; the pinyin word ma, for example, can be translated as horse, cursing, or mom, or it can be used as a suffix to indicate a question has been asked, all depending on the way it is pronounced.
"The name has to be simple and easy to pronounce," said Liu.
The name was considered largely by netizens as hard to pronounce and understand.
You can get in touch with us via our website, WeChat, and our app Wosun (pronounced like 'Watsons' and meaning stem lettuce)," he said.
The disruptive power of tech has been especially pronounced in some overseas markets, including China.
In 2022, nine out of 10 consumers were aware of private brands; half of them were able to pronounce the name of each store brand they recognized; and 35 percent said they made purchases in the past six months.
Against a pronounced transition in the old and new drivers within the foreign trade sector, China should attach more importance to three key aspects this year.
Compared to investment and net exports, consumption's contribution to China's GDP growth has become increasingly pronounced.
Argentine Ambassador to China Sabino Vaca Narvaja, who traveled to Xining and Haidong in the province from Sunday to Tuesday, was impressed by a sentence pronounced by Xi during his fact-finding trip to Qinghai in 2016, "Protect the environment as we protect our eyes and treat the environment as we treat our own lives.
For advanced economies, the slowdown will be more pronounced, with 9 out of 10 advanced economies likely decelerating, according to Gourinchas.
This has been particularly pronounced in the past three years.
The slowdown is most pronounced in the eurozone, where the energy crisis, following the conflict in Ukraine, will continue to take a heavy toll, reducing growth to 0.5 percent in 2023.
Once the COVID-19 pandemic is contained effectively, effects of the policies to stabilize the economy will become more pronounced.
Yet overall the country's growth momentum remains strong and has pronounced new features.
"Small and medium-sized manufacturers are facing pronounced difficulties," said Chen Yanbin, a professor of economics at Renmin University of China in Beijing.
As he was in the services industry last year when the hit from COVID-19 to the economy was most pronounced, Xu said he and his firm had some "really tough times".
Combined with the central government's policy support, higher-level reform and opening-up, and their regional economic characteristics, the distinct advantages of the central and western regions have become more pronounced of late, including the improvement of technologies and the quality of management, relatively lower labor cost and growing amount of foreign direct investment.
In Q2 2021, volume growth in China was less pronounced as the recovery was already in full swing in the second quarter of 2020, but it still remained strong at 10 percent," said Martin Brudermuller, chairman of the BASF's board of executive directors.
Even in the first quarter of last year, when the pandemic's impact was most pronounced, the government did not resort to heavy stimulus measures.
Indeed, the upside seems particularly pronounced for Chinese households, as the rebound in consumption has significantly lagged the industrial sector.
"For instance, the problem of intraregion imbalance remains pronounced in Jiangsu and Anhui provinces," said Wen Jianning, an associate professor at Shanghai Lixin University of Accounting and Finance.
But for Chinese, the Aegean Sea has an additional meaning, as it is pronounced like the Chinese word for "love".
Crabs are considered auspicious as the Chinese word for crab is "xie," which is pronounced the same as the Chinese word for "thanks. "
Li explained that, unlike passenger vehicles, the cost difference between diesel and electricity to fuel or power a cargo vehicle is not pronounced, as diesel is less expensive than oil, while electric cargo vehicles have additional costs such as power charging service fees, expenses that are relevant to time loss when charging and the costs of installing or changing batteries.
"Currently, the sustainable trends are the most pronounced in China's commercial real estate sector as most of the new commercial projects are taking the green path.
The trend had become very pronounced in April, data from the China Index Academy showed.
As this happens, we can expect to see more pronounced shifts in leasing strategies starting to take hold in the market," said Michael Zhang, director of office leasing for JLL Beijing.
The trend was most pronounced in first-tier cities like Beijing, Shenzhen and Guangzhou, where more people stayed put instead of going back to their hometowns.
Chinoiserie (pronounced shin-wah-zay-ree), which started as an 18th-century decorative style in art, architecture and furniture that used Chinese motifs and techniques, is now so dear to young Chinese consumers that they prefer to buy products that embody the style.
Shoemakers' hardsell became more pronounced in China in recent years.
While this is a global trend, nowhere is it more pronounced than in China.
The pronounced growth in NEV models confirms demand is emerging in the segments most relevant to us.
The front bumper is more pronounced and windscreen wipers with 22 washer jets have been introduced.
"You need to be into electrification," Lotus Cars Chief Executive Phil Popham told AFP in an interview after unveiling the firm's first all-electric sports car Evija - pronounced "E-vi-ya" - which the company will start making next year.
Ford Motor Co's Mustang is known to many in China as yema, which means wild horse, but now the United States car manufacturer's dealers in the country will have to learn to pronounce its English name after Ford lost a lawsuit to a little-known carmaker called Yema Auto.
CASE Mobility－each trend has potential to turn industry on its head, and these trends will be more pronounced here in China compared to other parts of the world.
In response to rising inflation, central banks of developed economies have hiked interest rates one after another, having a pronounced negative effect on the global economy.
This complexity is particularly pronounced for businesses looking to participate in the carbon market or engage in global trade, especially following the European Union's release of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism — a tariff on carbon-intensive products — which is undergoing trial runs and will come into effect in 2026, they said.
Despite a pronounced slowdown in global growth, China's sound economic fundamentals and improving structure of international payments will lay a solid basis for the nation's foreign exchange market to perform steadily, Wang added.
Green finance shall play an important role to that end, with the use of financial tools getting more pronounced, the joint report stated.
In spring last year, when the impact of COVID-19 was most pronounced in China, with strict social distancing requirements enforced and business demand falling sharply, many enterprises－especially smaller, labor intensive businesses－were on the brink.
Without more opportunities for farmers, the gap between the rich and the poor under this dual structure will be more pronounced.
Among multiple efforts to address these problems, financial regulators have raised over 1,000 related issues involving 14 internet platforms, with half of them having been solved, and more pronounced progress is set to be achieved by the end of the year, he added.
Zhao Penggao, deputy director of the environmental resources department of the National Development and Reform Commission, told a seminar last week about China's pronounced goal of peaking carbon emissions by 2030 and achieving carbon neutrality by 2060, or the"30/60 goal".
Our view has been that policies had already begun tightening in the second half of 2020, as shown in a pronounced turn in financial conditions, including weaker credit flows and higher real interest rates.
If Sino-US trade tensions escalate, the Chinese authorities can respond to the more pronounced negative economic impact by providing policy support, said a research note from Moody's Investors Service.
Zhang confessed to his guilt in court, and the court adjourned the proceedings and will pronounce a sentence at a later stage.
Unlike economic sectors like manufacturing where foreign investment is pronounced, China's capital markets have been funded almost entirely by domestic money.
According to listed banks' 2017 annual reports, the measures combating shadow banking had a particularly pronounced impact on joint-stock commercial banks and city and rural commercial banks, resulting in a considerable slowdown in growth of their assets and liabilities.