quasi-official
英 ['kwɑ:zi:ə'fɪʃəl] 美 ['kwɑziə'fɪʃəl]

adj.

半官方的；

权威例句

Disorganized and Quasi-official but Eventually Successful: Sport in the US Military, 1814-1914
Study of a Simulation Training System for Flexible Reactor with Quasi-Official Real Object
Fox News Venezuela Coverage: Quasi-Official U.S. Government Propaganda?
The Official, Quasi-official and Non-official Sectors of the South African Social Bookkeeping Apparatus: a review of some recent stu...
Quasi-official bodies in local government
Quasi-official Taiwan, China negotiators agree to set up offices in each other's capitals
Why Israel Is Moving to Downgrade the Arabic Language; in Israel, Arabic Has Long Been a Quasi-Official Language. It May Soon Get a ...
Opinion of the Accelerated Rural Development Department's Government Official toward Devolution of Their Roles to Local Government O...
The Real Significance of China’s First Environmental Group-Led Lawsuit Against the Government
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