BOT
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BOT (Build-Operate-Transfer ê sok-siá) sī 1 chióng khêng chu-kim chi-oān chèng-hú kè-e̍k ê seng-lí bô͘-sek. Kong-kiōng pō͘-mn̂g pàng kang-têng ê koân-lī hō͘ bîn-kan (su-jîn) tan-ūi (sêng-pau-siong) khì hoa̍t-lo̍h chu-kim (tâu-chu), siat-kè, khí (build), keng-êng (operate) 1 toāⁿ sî-kan, liáu-āu só͘-iú-koân kap keng-êng-koân tō choán tńg khì (transfer) kong-kiōng pō͘-mn̂g. Su-jîn keng-êng ê sî-kî lāi, ún-chún in kin-kù iok-tēng siat sek-tong ê hùi-iōng, hō͘ in ē-sái-tit kā tâu-chu-gia̍h, êng-gia̍p só͘-hùi, téng-téng ê khai-siau siu tńg lâi kiam thàn--koá. Ji̍t-pún, Má-lâi-se-a, Hiong-káng, Tâi-oân lóng bat chhái-iōng BOT ê bô͘-sek.
Tâi-oân Ko-sok Thih-lō͘ sī 1 ê lē.
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