green paper
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˌgreen ˈpaper noun [countable] SCLa document produced by the British government containing proposals to be discussed, which may later be used in making laws 绿皮书〔英国政府文件，提出建议以供讨论，日后可能用作立法的依据〕 → white paper, bill
Examples from the Corpus
green paper• Part three of the bill examines major changes to radio services, first outlined in the 1986 green paper.• A green paper nightie this time, and by now I don't give a damn about the cellulite.• Alternately, a piece of light green paper might be glued over the hardboard.• The proposed launch of the green paper last week was postponed on the orders of Downing Street.ˌgreen ˈpaper nounChineseSyllable
by document government produced be Corpus a the British proposals containing to
green paper
ˌgreen ˈpaper
noun [countable]
a document produced by the British government containing proposals to be discussed, which may later be used in making laws ⇨ white paper, bill
ˌgreen ˈpaper
noun [countable]a document produced by the British government containing proposals to be discussed, which may later be used in making laws ⇨ white paper, bill