Ví dụ về việc sử dụng China spent trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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China spent 277 billion USD to solve the problem of pollution.
Between 2005 and 2017, China spent nearly $15 billion in Sri Lanka.
China spent more than $40 billion on mobile applications in 2018→.
According to journalist John Pomfret, China spent $6 billion on preparations for the summit.
China spent $279 billion on scientific research and development last year.
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For every $1 the United Statesput into renewable energy last year, China spent $3.
China spent $940 million copying the charming UNESCO World Heritage Site in its entirety.
Prior to the reimposition of sanctions, China spent $15 billion a day on Iranian oil.
China spent eight years refitting the Kuznetsov-class carrier in Dalian, Liaoning after buying it from Ukraine.
Based on SIPRI estimates, in 2014 China spent more on defense than Russia, Britain, and France combined.
China spent slightly more, about 2 and 2.1 percent of its GDP, in the four years 2003-2006, when tension was relatively lower in this region.
Her organization – the rich countries' energy think-tank-says in 2014 that China spent more than $80bn in new renewables generating capacity;
China spent $228 billion dollars on the military in 2017, making them the biggest military spender in the world after the United States.
The United States spent 2.7 percent of its GDP on research and development,nearly double what China spent(but slightly less than the three percent spent by Japan and South Korea).
China spent too much money building artificial islands for the reason to be merely economic, so there must also be a security rationale.
Despite TikTok's inattention to its virtual goods strategy,iOS users in China spent $5.9 million of the total $9 millionspent on in-app purchases in May, accounting for nearly 65% of purchases.
In 2014, China spent US$4.6 trillion on fixed assets, accounting for 24.8 percent of total worldwide investments and more than double the entire GDP of India.
China spent $277 billion on international tourism in 2018 to top the global rankings, according to the United Nations World Tourism Organization.
Between 2009 and 2017, China spent about $36.5 billion subsidizing EV sales, according to the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.
China spent almost 10 years getting the JL-1 missiles integrated with its Type 092 subs and needed almost seven years to complete the process for the JL-2 and Type 094s.
By contrast, China spent US$273 million on humanitarian aid, US$613 million on budget support/direct funding to a government and US$90 million on debt relief, according to AidData.
In 2012, China spent$ 165 billion to support farmers, double the previous 5-year and 3-fold European Union(EU), according to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development(OECD).
By contrast, China spent US$273 million on humanitarian aid, US$613 million on budget support/direct funding to a government and US$90 million on debt relief, according to AidData.
Between 1992 and 2013, China spent 8.6% of its GDP on building roads, railways, airports, seaports, and other development projects that are key to keep people and goods on the move, and keeping the economy strong.
China spent $151 billion on the People's Liberation Army last year, the second largest defence budget in the world but still four times less than the $603 billion US outlay, according to the International Institute for Strategic Studies, a London-based think tank.
As China spent years building military outposts on contested islands in the South China Sea, beefing up defense cooperation with Asian neighbors has become an important item on the agenda for Australia.
China spent the next two weeks increasing its naval presence around the islands and strengthening their defenses, including the deployment of a Romeo-class submarine and three Chengdu-class guided missile frigates equipped with Styx anti-ship cruise missiles.
Last year, China spent a record 1.76 trillion yuan($254 billion) on research and development, and the country is catching up with the US's investment in the same area, spurring a genetic arms race that has been labeled“Sputnik 2.0” by Dr. Carl June, an immunotherapy specialist at the University of Pennsylvania.