presidential term

英 [ˌprezɪˈdenʃl tɜːm]

美 [ˌprezɪˈdenʃl tɜːrm]

网络  总统任期

网络

英英释义

noun

• the tenure of a president
  1. things were quiet during the Eisenhower administration
  Synonym:presidencyadministration

双语例句

• Many in Moscow attribute domestic politics as the main reason for the visit – presidential elections are due in 2012 and Mr Medvedev wants a second term.
  莫斯科方面的许多人士将此次视察的主要原因归结于国内政治：俄罗斯总统选举将于2012年启动，而梅德韦杰夫希望自己能获得连任。
• One should clearly distinguish between an election platform with campaign issues, a government agenda for a four-year presidential term and a final goal, he said.
  应当明确区分竞选期间的造势、4年总统任期的政府议程和最终目标，他表示。
• With a presidential election and the prospect of a third term of office looming before him, Washington determined to retire in1796.
  面对即将到来的大选和连任第三任总统的前景，华盛顿决定在1796年退休。
• The presidential term of office is 7 years, and the parliamentary term of elected office is 6 years.
  总统任期7年，选举出的国会期限是6年。
• Meanwhile, the increase in the presidential term is likely to raise fears in the West that Russia is continuing its drift towards a more authoritarian political system.
  与此同时，总统任期的延长可能会在西方引起忧虑，认为俄罗斯正继续滑向一个更为威权的政治体系。
• In essence, the oil-fuelled hubris and breast-beating of Mr Putin's second presidential term is out.
  总之，俄罗斯在普京第二个总统任期内由石油助长的傲慢与慷慨激昂已成为过去。
• In a waning presidential first term nothing compares to the importance of securing another one.
  在首个总统任期即将结束之时，没有什么事情比确保连任更重要。
• A protective agent maybe draws his weapon once an entire presidential term.
  一任总统我们可能只拔枪一次。
• As Barack Obama begins his second presidential term, much of his focus inevitably is on domestic concerns and the state of the US economy.
  第二个总统任期伊始，巴拉克奥巴马（barackobama）自然而然地将主要精力用于应对国内事务和美国经济形势。
• Nothing that is likely to done during the next presidential term will be more important.
  在下届总统任期中，很可能没有什么事情比税改更加重要。