第三人称单数： earmarks
过去式： earmarked
过去分词： earmarked
现在分词： earmarking

A congressman has the power to " earmark " funds for a specific project .

议员有权为特定的项目资金“指定用途”。

Weekly address : president obama calls for earmark reform .

每周电视讲话:奥巴马总统呼吁进行专项拨款改革。

The ecb and national central banks will earmark income from their greek bond holdings either to reduce further greece 's debt burden or to compensate eurozone governments .

欧洲央行和各国央行将拨出所持希腊债券的收入，要么进一步削减希腊债务负担，要么补偿欧元区各国政府。

But its signing signalled a big geopolitical shift as the us appeared to earmark india as a vital asian ally and possible regional check to the ambitions of china .

但该协议的签署是地缘政治格局发生重大转变的一个信号：美国似乎将印度视为亚洲的重要盟友，以及在地区内牵制中国野心的潜在力量。

California politicians have also started to earmark the expected facebook tax receipts , with democrats arguing that the money should be used to keep open state schools that are threatened by the state 's budget crisis .

加利福尼亚州的政客们已开始为facebook将要缴纳的税款指派用途，民主党人认为这笔钱应用于保障州立学校的运营，加州预算危机使这些学校面临威胁。