government
'gʌvәnmәntn. the organization that is the governing authority of a political unit · n. the act of governing; exercising authority · n. (government) the system or form by which a community or other political unit is governed
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You know, disasters are getting a lot more expensive for the government.
你知道，灾难对政府来说变得越来越昂贵了。
We bought this retired school bus off a government auction website in Colorado.
我们从科罗拉多州的一个政府拍卖网站上买下了这辆退役校车。
One of the most important things in this document, the Magna Carta, was that the king and people in the government had to follow the law.
这份文件《大宪章》中最重要的事情之一，就是国王和政府官员必须遵守法律。
Many Aboriginal languages were destroyed by the brutal laws of the Australian government at the time.
许多原住民语言被当时澳大利亚政府的残酷法律所摧毁。
I'm not sure if you do that, but the government will say we're going to give everyone a ten thousand dollar rebate this fall, and then a week later they say ah we've reversed our decision.
我不确定你是否遇到过这种情况，但政府会说今年秋天我们要给每个人一万美元的退税，然后一周后他们又说啊，我们改变决定了。
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