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Collins English-Chinese Dictionary
- president
['prεzɪdənt]
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1.
noun
[c]
[politics]
总统
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2.
noun
[+of society, club, institution]
主席
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3.
noun
[US]
[of company]
总裁
Comprehensive English-Chinese Dictionary
- president
[ 'prεzədənt]
[ 'prezɪdənt]
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1.
noun
[American English]
总统;总裁;议长;会长;主席;校长;董事长;总经理
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The president and the prime minister had a meeting this morning in Beijing.
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主席和总理今早在北京召开了一次会议。
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2.
noun
议会制政体中的形式上的主席
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3.
noun
首席官员
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4.
noun
总统
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5.
noun
(会议等活动的)主持人,主席
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6.
noun
[religion]
(摩门教三人评议会的)会长
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7.
noun
[Christianism]
主持圣餐的教士
Collins English-English Dictionary
- president
['prεzɪdənt]
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n
[often capital]
the chief executive or head of state of a republic, esp of the US
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2.
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(in the US) the chief executive officer of a company, corporation, etc
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3.
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a person who presides over an assembly, meeting, etc
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4.
n
the chief executive officer of certain establishments of higher education
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5.
n
[Etymology]
C14: via Old French from Late Latin praesidens ruler; see preside
Examples
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The president and vice president of the United States of America are elected by 538 Electoral College voters.
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美国的总统和副总统是由选举团的538个选民投票选出的。
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the office of president
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总统职务
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under orders from the President
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奉总统之命
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the president elect
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当选(但尚未就职的)总统
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Monroe followed Madison as president.
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门罗接替麦迪逊当上了总统。
→ follow
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I can't see him as president.
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我想不到他会不上总统
→ see
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the President (of the U.S.)
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美国总统
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The journalists were there during his talk with the President.
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他和总统交谈时,记者们都在场。
→ talk
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It is his first visit to Europe as the president.
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这是他第一次以总统的身份访问欧洲。
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The President once was in charge of the foreign affairs.
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这位总统曾负责外交事务。
→ affair
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nciku Note
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Anecdotes : Ronald Regan
罗纳德·里根当选总统后,第一次进行财政预算案的电视辩论时,借用一手的零钱来阐述美元的货币价值。一位民主党的竞争对手不无羡慕地调侃道,“也只有演员才能做好这件事。”“卡特会强调那些不该强调的词。 福特会笨手笨脚地把钱掉到地上。 而尼克松会则把钱直接揣进口袋里。” In Ronald Reagan's first televised budget speech as president, he used a handful of change to illustrate the current value of the dollar. "It takes an actor to do that," remarked a rival Democrat with grudging admiration. "Carter would have emphasized all the wrong words. Ford would have fumbled and dropped the cash. And Nixon would have pocketed it."
Sources: D.McClellan, Ear on Washington
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