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单词 presidential
释义
presidential
adjective
uk
/ˌprez.ɪˈden.ʃəl/us
/ˌprez.ɪˈden.ʃəl/
B2[before noun]
relatingto,belongingto, or done by apresident:
总统的；主席的；总裁的
"Art and the Community" was thethemeof her presidentialaddressto theannualmeeting.“艺术与社区 ”是她作为主席在年会上发表的讲话的主题。
a presidentialcandidate总统候选人
suitablefor apresidentor as isexpectedof apresident, forexampleby beingserious,calm, anddeservingofrespect:
与总统相称的，符合总统形象的
To manypeoplethecandidatejust did notlookvery presidential.对许多人来说，这位候选人看起来不太具有总统风度。
Weexpectmore presidentialbehaviourfromourleader.我们期望我们领导人的行为能更加符合自己的总统身份。
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president
More examples
  • There is afuriousstrugglegoing on between the two presidentialcandidates.
  • Thousands ofpeoplelinedthestreetstowatchthe presidentialprocessionpassby.
  • Anothercandidatehas nowenteredthe presidentialrace.
  • Sixcandidatesarecurrentlyvyingfor theDemocraticpresidentialnomination.
  • Congresshasrejectedtherecentpresidentialproposalonfirearms.
  • He had toappearmore presidential thanpartisan.
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  • dean
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  • manipulator
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You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Elections
Leaders of national & regional governments
Self-control and moderation
(Definition ofpresidentialfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofpresidential

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Thus, the re-polarization of congressional elections lagged behind the polarization of nationalpresidentialpolitics.
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The average of these regional volatilities ofpresidentialelections is 29.05%, whereas that of the other regions is 16.59%.
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Presidentialsystems are coded 1 if the populace directly elects the chief executive and 0 otherwise.
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In thepresidentialelection example given above only the elected candidate will actually act like president.
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For both issues, the divergence betweenpresidentialand congressional elections becomes apparent from around 1964.
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In all cases, those agencies insulated frompresidentialcontrol at their creation are more durable than other agencies.
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Individual decisions to insulate agencies frompresidentialcontrol collectively and cumulatively are making the bureaucracy more difficult for presidents to manage over time.
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While not as insulating as longer terms, they still serve to insulate administrative actors frompresidentialdirection.
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One of the advantages of using thepresidentialdata is that we can compare a given speaker using two different registers.
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We also control for the effective number of political parties, for whether the party ispresidentialor parliamentary, and whether it is federal or unitary.
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However, the organization ofpresidentialelections militated against the development of interstate contagion, even before they were synchronized nationally in 1848.
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Thepresidentialelection was, however, declared by an international group of monitors to have been largely ' free and fair '.
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The picture that emerges from this analysis is not consistently favourable to the winning party,presidentialor otherwise.
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French constitutional development provides an instructive case from which to derive some lessons concerning thepresidentialimpact on cabinet selection.
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The 1881presidentialcampaign coarsened : journalists, unfettered by libel laws, caricatured, mocked, and even insulted the once revered general.
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