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单词 cabinet
释义
cabinet
noun
uk
/ˈkæb.ɪ.nət/us
/ˈkæb.ən.ət/

cabinetnoun(GOVERNMENT)

[Cusually singular,+ sing/pl verb](usuallyCabinet)
asmallgroupof the mostimportantpeopleingovernment, whoadvisethePresidentor Prime Minister and makeimportantdecisions:
内阁
The Cabinetmeet/meetseveryThursday.内阁成员每周四开会。
ThePresidentiscompletingtheselectionof his new Cabinet.首相已宣布新内阁名单。
a cabinetpost内阁大臣
UKa cabinetreshuffle(=changesin the Cabinet).内阁改组
UKa cabinetminister内阁部长
More examples
  • Thepresidenthasaccusedtwo cabinetministersofworkingsecretlytounderminehim.
  • Sheneedstopersuadethe hard-liners in the cabinet.
  • The cabinet will alsoattendthemeetingex-officio.
  • The Ministerwishedit to beknownthat he hadleftthe cabinet of his ownvolition.
  • It isrumouredthat shewantsto get back into the cabinet.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Government ministers & civil servants
  • aide
  • am
  • attorney general
  • backbencher
  • chamberlain
  • functionary
  • government
  • Home Secretary
  • interministerial
  • kitchen cabinet
  • private secretary
  • Privy Councillor
  • procurator
  • public servant
  • secretary
  • syndic
  • town clerk
  • undersecretary
  • vizier
  • Whitehall
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cabinetnoun(FURNITURE)

A2[C]
apieceoffurniturewithshelves,cupboards, ordrawers, used forstoringorshowingthings:
贮藏柜；陈列柜；橱柜
Valuablepiecesofchinawere ondisplayin a glass-fronted cabinet.贵重瓷器陈列在正面是玻璃的柜子里。
abathroom/filingcabinet浴室／文件柜
picture of cabinet
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Furniture for storage
  • airing cupboard
  • almirah
  • bookcase
  • bookshelf
  • broom closet
  • credenza
  • cubby
  • cubbyhole
  • cupboard
  • cwtch
  • footlocker
  • hatstand
  • hot press
  • hutch
  • locker
  • sideboard
  • tallboy
  • trophy cabinet
  • wardrobe
  • Welsh dresser
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(Definition ofcabinetfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

cabinet| American Dictionary

cabinet
noun[C]
us
/ˈkæb·ə·nɪt/

cabinetnoun[C](FURNITURE)

apieceoffurniturewithshelvesordrawersthat is used forstoringusefulthings orshowingdecorativethings:
amedicinecabinet
Afilingcabinet is a set oflargedrawersin whichpaperscan bestored.

cabinetnoun[C](GOVERNMENT)

politics & government
asmallgroupofpeoplewithin agovernmentwho giveadviceto thehighestleader, such as thepresidentorprimeminister:
In the US, theSecretaryof Defense is amemberof the president’s Cabinet.
(Definition ofcabinetfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

cabinet| Business English

cabinet
noun[C,usually singular]
uk
/ˈkæbɪnət/us
(usuallyCabinet)
GOVERNMENT
asmallgroupof the mostimportantpeoplein agovernment, whomeetregularlyto make themaindecisions:
Aspresidentheholdsthereinsofpower,includingthepowerofappointingthe Cabinet.
a cabinetappointment/member/post
Cabinetminister
(Definition ofcabinetfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofcabinet

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In this fashion, the cabinet's monopoly of perks and policy influence severely limits ways in which backbenchers can trade off policy influence against promotion.
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However, while it is certainly true that neo-patrimonialism, indicated by unpredictability and bloated cabinets, will disrupt any reform efforts, genuine change does take place.
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The key to the cabinets was rusty from many years of disuse.
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Switching from extensive to intensive modes of development seemed to be a hard task for the post-communist cabinets.
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A photoperiod of 14 h per day was controlled by time clocks in all cabinets.
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All dung pads were placed into temperature cabinets and allowed 16 hours to equilibrate before the experimental material was introduced.
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Levels of relative humidity were maintained within the range of 60-80% by providing free water in trays in the cabinets when necessary.
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Temperature and relative humidity in each of the cabinets were recorded continuously with thermohygrographs.
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Reducing airborne pathogens and dust in commercial hatching cabinets with an electrostatic space charge system.
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The cabinet's statement on euthanasia came shortly before the 1986 elections.
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In parliamentary systems, cabinets generally are formed through the selection of partisan ministers.
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In short, under factionalized single-party cabinets, the president is more likely to face a ministry whose preferences differ from her own.
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Since cabinets in our dataset average about twenty portfolios, this was achieved by collapsing the hypothetical party shares to the nearest 5 per cent.
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Political experience measures how much cumulative experience is enjoyed by the cabinet's leaders, regardless of whether they are switching from one portfolio to another.
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Even under less trying circumstances, some non-partisan ministers may be drafted into 'normal' cabinets to contribute policy expertise that the parties may otherwise lack.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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Collocationswithcabinet

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arcade cabinet
The arcade cabinet features foot pedals (visible in picture) that, when pressed, reverse the player's direction.
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cabinet appointment
We now model in game-theoretic terms the process of cabinet appointment in parliamentary democracies with a presidential head of state.
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cabinet door
For example, it is well suited for attachingcabinetdoorhinges to the sides of frameless cabinets.
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