from cradle to grave

基本解釋

There is also an allowance for funeral, for the State boasts that it looks after people"from cradle to grave"!
家裡有人過世還發(fā)給喪葬費，因爲(wèi)國家誇耀說，英國人從“搖籃到墳?zāi)埂睔嫉玫秸樟希?br>coralulu.spaces.live.com
Health spending makes up 30-40% of regional governments' budgets. Long-lived Spaniards are rightly proud that they enjoy free health care from cradle to grave.
毉療衛(wèi)生開銷佔到了國家政府預(yù)算的30-40%，長壽的西班牙人對於自己自生至死享受的免費毉療是十分自豪的。
Nannied from cradle to grave by the world’s most generous welfare systems, they squeal like spoiled children when asked to give up just a few of their playthings.
他們一輩子都生活在世界上最優(yōu)惠的福利制度下。一旦要求他們放開一些玩物，他們便像被寵壞的孩子一般抱怨起來。

For example, around nineteen twelve he finished a nine-book series called "From the Cradle to the Grave."

Perhaps people feel little need for CSR when the government cares for them from cradle to grave.
ECONOMIST: Attitudes to business
Andy Stern, the president of the Service Employees International Union, speaks frequently of a future in which labor serves its constituents from cradle to grave.
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The group would take responsibility for us from cradle to grave, and we in turn would become servants of the group, burdened with responsibility for the lives of others.
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