گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'policy'

1 عمومی:: سیاستمداری‌

2 عمومی:: خط مشی

3 عمومی:: مصلحت‌ اندیشی‌

4 عمومی:: خط‌ مشی‌

5 عمومی:: كاردانی‌

6 عمومی:: خط‌مشی

7 عمومی:: سیاست‌

8 :: خط مشی

9 :: سیاست، سیاستی

10 :: خط‏مشی

1 general::   noun plan of action ADJ. clear, coherent | conscious, deliberate a deliberate policy to involve people of all ages in the scheme | strict | controversial | official, public | government, party | company | domestic, internal, national, regional | open-door an open-door policy for migrant workers | agricultural, conservation, economic, educational, energy, environmental, financial, fiscal, foreign, housing, industrial, military, social, transport, etc. VERB + POLICY develop, formulate, frame, shape | establish, implement, introduce | adopt, carry out, follow, pursue The government followed a policy of restraint in public spending. | have, operate The company operates a strict no-smoking policy. POLICY + VERB be aimed at sth a policy aimed at halting economic recession POLICY + NOUN decision, making | change, review | document, statement PREP. ~ of The company's policy of expansion has created many new jobs. | ~ on the party's policy on housing PHRASES a matter of policy It is a matter of company policy that we do not disclose the names of clients. insurance contract ADJ. insurance | contents, life, motor, etc. VERB + POLICY take out | renew POLICY + VERB cover sb/sth The policy covers (you for) accidental loss or damage. | expire POLICY + NOUN holder | schedule PREP. in a/the ~ risks defined in the policy | under a/the ~ the types of claims covered under the policy

2 general:: noun practice: Our policy is to treat all fairly.

3 general:: policy ADJECTIVES/NOUN + policy government/public/state policy • Government spending is determined by government policy. party policy • State ownership is party policy. company/hospital/university etc policy • It is not company policy to offer refunds. foreign policy • Support for human rights is a key element in our foreign policy. economic/fiscal policy • The middle classes have suffered most as a result of government economic policies. defence/energy/housing etc policy • Our energy policies must put the environment first. a deliberate policy • Some customers pursue a deliberate policy of delaying payment. a clear policy • There was no clear policy on this matter. a coherent policy (= one in which all the parts of the policy work well together ) • A long-term coherent policy for industry is needed. verbs formulate/develop a policy • We try to formulate policies that will meet the needs of the people. make policy (= decide what it will be ) • A committee of representatives makes policy. shape policy (= develop it or have an influence on it ) • These terrorist acts will not be allowed to shape our foreign policy. adopt a policy (= use one ) • He adopted a policy of radical reform. implement a policy (= take action in the way that has been decided ) • Local government is responsible for implementing central government policy. pursue/follow a policy (= continue with a policy over a period of time ) • The organization is pursuing a policy of cost cutting. reverse a policy (= stop a policy and change it ) • The new government set about reversing previous policies. a policy aims at something/to do something (= tries to achieve something ) • The policy aimed to reduce the budget deficit. policy + NOUN a policy decision • No policy decision can be made until the next meeting. a policy statement • There has been no policy statement on this from the French government. a policy change • There have been numerous policy changes in recent months. a policy issue • He rarely consulted him on general policy issues. a policy maker (= someone who decides on what it should be ) • Policy makers have not dealt with the issue very effectively. a policy objective • How can we best achieve our policy objectives? a policy initiative (= something done to achieve a policy's goals ) • The policy initiatives have focused on the inner cities. phrases a change of/in policy • This decision represented a major change in policy. a shift in policy (= a small change ) • The shift in policy placed more emphasis on teachers' assessments of students' progress. a reversal of policy (= a change back to what it was before ) • The strength of this opposition forced a rapid reversal of policy. policy 2 NOUN + policy an insurance policy • Is the damage covered by your insurance policy? a life policy/life insurance policy (= one that will pay out money if you die ) • New homeowners must usually buy a life policy before they can get a mortgage. a contents policy British English (= one that will pay out money if things in your home are damaged or stolen ) • Most basic contents policies cover accidents to mirrors. verbs take out/buy a policy (= arrange it ) • People with children should take out a life insurance policy. renew a policy (= buy it again, especially regularly ) • The policy must be renewed every year. a policy covers something (= will pay out money in relation to it ) • The policy does not cover dental bills. a policy pays out (= pays you money when you claim it ) • I thought my insurance policy would pay out.