1. project is an independent one-off or long-term uncertain task that people organize manpower, material resources and financial resources through efforts and various ways according to the relevant planning arrangements of business model to achieve the goals defined by quantitative and quality indicators. Source Ye Shengtao's "Ni Huanzhi" 25: Of course, the project of education cannot be easily ignored.
2. Necklace is a chain jewelry made of gold, silver and jewelry. It is one of the ornaments of human body and the earliest jewelry. Some necklaces not only have decorative functions, but also have special display functions, such as prayer beads of Buddhist disciples and Catholic cross chains.
3, the project refers to the construction project has obtained the administrative license of the competent department of government investment planning (formerly known as project approval), can enter the project implementation stage. Investment project management is divided into three types: examination and approval, approval and filing, among which approval is generally divided into three types: project proposal, feasibility study report and preliminary design.
4. Payment refers to the general name of a kind of funds in accounting, that is, monetary funds as a means of payment, mainly including cash, bank deposits and other bank draft deposits, bank cashier's checks deposits, credit card deposits, letter of credit deposits, foreign deposits and investment deposits.
Idioms with the word project:
1, Xiangling's gong, an idiom in China, the pinyin is Xi à ng l ǐ ng zh and gūng, which means the first gong. From Heather, Xiao Yi, Yue Chuan.
2. Looking back, a China idiom, Pinyin is wàng qí xiàng bèi, which means expecting to see his neck and back, and is a metaphor for catching up. -Excerpted from Wan's Book of the Week.
There is no tooth in the neck, which is an idiom in China. Pinyin is G M: G m: O xi à ng m ò ch ǐ ǐ, which means dry neck, lost teeth and old face. From Preface for Li Bo in Qing Xue Fucheng to Li Bo's Speech.
4. Xiangxiang is an idiom in China, and its pinyin is G m: o xi à ng lí guó, which describes unhealthy appearance. Same as Huang Xiang Wei. Since the election.