transparencyKK [træˈnspɛrənsi] ｜ /træˈnspɛrənsi/
GEPT 中高級
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the quality or state of being transparent
The organization’s financial transparency was greatly appreciated by all the stakeholders.
透明度；透明性
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the condition of being easily understood or recognized
To ensure transparency in their accounting practices, the company regularly publishes financial reports online that can be accessed by the public.
公開性；透明化
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the openness of government and business practices, which allows stakeholders to closely monitor and scrutinize them
The new initiative to increase transparency in government finances will allow citizens to clearly see how their tax money is being spent.
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a visual presentation using slides or transparencies projected using an overhead projector
The professor used a transparency to highlight the important points of the lecture to the students.
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the degree to which something allows light through without distorting the perceived image
The transparency of the glass allowed the viewer to clearly see the objects on the other side.
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a type of security feature that makes data and processes visible and accountable, thereby discouraging misconduct and fraud
The government introduced transparency laws that force companies to disclose financial information to prevent corruption.