aldermen

aldermen

美 [ˈɔldərmən] 　英 [ˈɔːldə(r)mən]

• n.〈美〉市参议员；〈英〉(仅次于市长的)高级市政官；副市长
• 网络市府参事；英国的；老人团

词形变化

复数：aldermen  

英汉解释

n.	1. 〈美〉市参议员 2. 〈英〉(仅次于市长的)高级市政官;副市长 3. 【英史】郡长

英英解释

n.	1. a male politician who is a member of the government of a city in the U.S., Canada, or Australia 2. in the past, a male politician who was a senior member of a town council in England or Wales

例句

Some city aldermen are now trying to rename the street after Barack Obama before he takes office.

一些市议员正打算在巴拉克•奥巴马就职前用他的名字重新命名这条大街。

When the next generation, with its more modern ideas, became mayors and aldermen , this arrangement created some little dissatisfaction.

当具有新思想的下一代人才成为市长和地方官的时候，这种安排就引起了些许不满。

When the next generation, with its more modem ideas, became mayors and aldermen, this arrangement created some little dissatisfaction.

等到思想更为开明的第二代人当了镇长和参议员时，这项安排引起了一些小小的不满。

These commemorations can take hours, during which some aldermen wander off to mingle with reporters, lobbyists and other aldermen.

这些致辞通常需要很久，市议员会在这段时间里穿梭于记者，游说者和其他议员之间打成一片。

A number of the most flagrantly debauched aldermen, it is true, were defeated.

不错，有些臭名远扬十分堕落的市参议员落了选。

That night the Board of Aldermen met-three gray-beard and one younger man, a member of the rising generation.

那天晚上全体参议员——三位老人和一位年纪较轻的新一代成员在一起开了个会。