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单词 chancellor
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chancellor
noun[C]
(alsoChancellor)
uk
/ˈtʃɑːn.səl.ər/us
/ˈtʃæn.səl.ɚ/
C2
apersonin apositionof thehighestor highrank,especiallyin agovernmentoruniversity:
（政府）大臣，总理，大法官；（大学）校长
Helmut Kohlbecamethe first Chancellor of aunitedGermany in 1990.赫尔穆特‧科尔于1990年成为德国统一后的首任总理。
Aformerpoliticianhas beenappointedChancellor of theuniversity.一位昔日的政治人物被委任为大学校长。
UK
theChancellor of the Exchequer(= thepersonin the UKgovernmentinchargeoftaxandgovernmentspending):
财政大臣（英国政府中负责税收和政府开支的人）
The Chancellor willdeliverhisbudgetlatertoday.财政大臣将在今天晚些时候公布预算。
More examples
  • Last month'sriseininflationwasdescribedby the chancellor as onlytemporary.
  • Do you have anysurprisesfor us inyourbudgetthisweek, Chancellor?
  • Today the Chancellor of theuniversitypresentedhim with anhonorarydegree.
  • TheGermanchancellor, Gerhard Schroeder,arrivedfortalksat DowningStreettoday.
  • If he isappointedto thepostofuniversitychancellor, hisrolewill bemainlyceremonial.
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chancellorship
(Definition ofchancellorfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

chancellor| American Dictionary

chancellor
noun[C]
us
/ˈtʃæn·sə·lər/
apersonin apositionof thehighestor highrank,esp. in agovernmentoruniversity:
Helmut Kohlbecamethe first chancellor of aunitedGermany in 1990.
(Definition ofchancellorfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

chancellor| Business English

chancellor
noun[C]
uk
/ˈtʃɑːnsələr/us
Chancellor
GOVERNMENT,FINANCE
→Chancellor of the Exchequer:
Withnewsofprofitlossesacrossthenation, the chancellor isexpectedtocutinterestrates.
GOVERNMENT
atitleused in somecountriesfor anofficialpositionof highrankin agovernment,legalsystem, oruniversity:
She was the first woman chancellor of Germany.
Chancellor Kohl
the vice-chancellor of theuniversity

chancellorship

noun[S]uk/ˈtʃɑːnsələʃɪp/us/ˈtʃænsəlɚ-/
Debtincreasedmassivelyduring his chancellorship.
(Definition ofchancellorfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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Vice-chancellors were lulled into a false sense of security.
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However, we have made inquiries and understand that no vice-chancellors or their deputies are currently suspended.
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Chancellors are not cold-blooded men; even the present one has decent feelings, just as his predecessors did.
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Chancellors have come forward and announced reductions in income tax.
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The public sector is not as adequate a publicist of misery as are the universities and the vice-chancellors.
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Discipline in our universities must be left to the vice-chancellors.
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Indeed, its members have been offered everything agreed between the vice-chancellors and the students in the latter part of last year.
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The university vice-chancellors and principals are arguing that students ought not to have access.
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The vice-chancellors merely argue about particular decisions which may be against their interests.
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The proportion of representations from vice-chancellors and principals is necessarily small, given the overall total of letters received.
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Our concern about debt is shared by university vice-chancellors, who see more students struggling with it.
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I am aware that already there is the machinery of a committee composed of vice-chancellors and principals.
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Chancellors are averse to giving away what they see as part of their control of the finance within our economy.
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Even we vice-chancellors have to live within our budgets.
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Many of us have received letters from the vice-chancellors, who are not a frivolous committee and who are deeply worried about it.
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