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the Department of Energy + verb
在正式语境中，Department of Energy前通常加定冠词the。
The Department of Energy regulates nuclear energy.
美国能源部监管核能。
美国能源部
先理解核心含义，再看它在真实句子里的用法。
美国能源部
the U.S. government department responsible for national energy policy and research
The Department of Energy regulates nuclear energy.
美国能源部监管核能。
The Department of Energy announced a new plan to improve energy efficiency at home.
能源部宣布了一项提高家庭能源效率的新计划。
Her research project is funded by the Department of Energy.
她的研究项目由能源部资助。
The Department of Energy works with universities on clean energy technology.
能源部与大学合作开展清洁能源技术研究。
在正式语境中，Department of Energy前通常加定冠词the。
The Department of Energy regulates nuclear energy.
美国能源部监管核能。
介词后也常接Department of Energy。
She works for the Department of Energy.
她为美国能源部工作。
所有格形式用's。
The Department of Energy's budget was cut.
美国能源部的预算被削减了。
此义项指高校的能源系，常大写首字母。
He joined the Department of Energy at MIT.
他加入了麻省理工学院的能源系。
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He works for Department of Energy.
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He works for the Department of Energy.
在英语中，指代特定的政府部门作为专有名词时，通常需要定冠词“the”。中文没有冠词，学习者容易遗漏。
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She is a researcher at Energy Department.
Use this
She is a researcher at the Department of Energy.
标准英语词序是“Department of Energy”，而非“Energy Department”。中文“能源部”是修饰语在前，学习者直译会导致词序错误。
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