hierarchy
n. [計]分層,層次; 等級制度; 統治集團; 天使的級別或等級
A hierarchy is a system of organizing people into different ranks or levels of importance, for example in society or in a company.
Like most other American companies with a rigid hierarchy, workers and managers had strictly defined duties...
和其他多數擁有嚴格等級制度的美國公司一樣,這裡的工人和管理人員都有界定嚴格的職責。
She rose up the Tory hierarchy by the local government route...
她透過地方政府的渠道在保守黨的等級制度中一步步地晉升。
The hierarchy of an organization such as the Church is the group of people who manage and control it.
A hierarchy of ideas and beliefs involves organizing them into a system or structure.
...the notion of 'cultural imperialism' implies a hierarchy of cultures, some of which are stronger than others.
“文化擴張主義”意味著一種文化等級體系的存在,其中有些文化要比其他文化更強大。
1. a series of ordered groupings of people or things within a system;
2. the organization of people at different ranks in an administrative body
At home seating ordinarily hierarchy; time you sit wherever is nearest the kitchen.
平時在家裡座位不分主次, 每次都是哪兒離廚房近您坐哪兒.
You may ask why your local Spiritual Hierarchy is suddenly integrating your physical and spiritual bodies.
你也許問你的本地靈魂層級為什麼突然與你的肉體和靈魂身體成一整體.
There was a range of opinion within the ecclesiastical hierarchy on the issue.
這個問題在基督教會的領導階層中存在多種意見.
All systems have a memory hierarchy with at different speeds and sizes atpoints in the hierarchy.
所有計算機系統都有一個由不同速度與大小的儲存器組成的層次結構.
If the hierarchy has 4 types, we'd need 16, and so on.
如果類層次有4個型別, 將需要16個運算子, 以此類推.