memo 的定义
plural mem·os.
memo 近义词
note
更多memo例句
- “Their performance on this small project shows that some claims may have been inflated due to lack of experience with this type of work,” the memo states.
- Under this new role, Piatek will work across the organization on future EV programs, according to the memo.
- The shift will go into effect September 1, according to the memo.
- The new WarnerMedia CEO sent a memo to employees declaring the going to direct to consumer through streaming is the future of the TV business.
- SDPD posts a memo to its website outlining its procedures for accessing the devices.
- Ironically, unlike Dukakis and apparently Paul, Bill Clinton and Al Gore had each “read the memo” back in the day.
- Memo to all Republican contenders: The GOP is now the home of white working- and middle-class voters.
- At just three pages long, the memo leaves more questions than it answers.
- According to the memo, Miller then asked what the statute of limitations in Illinois was and to define what the allegations meant.
- The military did not publish a memo outlining Ebola protection guidelines until Oct. 16.
- "I'll probably get word on it by the time someone has it all organized into a nice, official memo," Flannery said.
- Moreover, the suggestion of holding the Assembly responsible is to be found as early as in the memo.
- Where dollars are concerned it is good sense to trust to a written memo., and not to any mental memo.
- He had no respect whatever for the Pass Memo., his central and sole idea being to push along with the elimination of the Bosch.
- Cam dictated a memo to his pocket recorder forbidding MAB girls to observe the current abbreviated fashions.