apparatchik

apparatchik

美 [ˌæpəˈrætʃɪk] 　英 [.æpə'rætʃɪk]

• n.（大政治机构的）官员
• 网络千锤百链的党员；共产党员

词形变化

复数：apparatchiks  

英汉解释

n.	1. someone who works in an organization, especially a political party or large corporation, but is considered to have no views or beliefs of their own

例句

Gorbachev worked his way up the party ladder as a typical apparatchik; although touted as a reformer, he had few reform ideas.

戈尔巴乔夫像一个典型的苏联共产党官员那样爬上了权力的顶峰，尽管作为改革者极力宣扬改革，但他基本没有改革的理想。

Dressed in sweatpants, he does not look the strait-laced apparatchik, nor is his office typical of a Chinese businessman's.

黄怒波身着运动裤，看上去不像一丝不苟的共产党官员，而他的办公室也不是典型的中国商人的办公室。

After Mao's death in 1976, Hua Guofeng a colorless apparatchik from Hunan, succeeded him as party chairman. Hua died last week in Beijing.

1976年毛泽东去世后，来自湖南省的中间派华国锋继任主席，华于上周在北京逝世。

"We need a united society, " the apparatchik goes on, and to achieve that end, "we need a united textbook" .

“我们需要一个统一的社会，”这位党政官员继续说道，为了达到目的，“我们需要统一的历史书。”

But as a mere mortal and lifelong apparatchik born in 1950, she might struggle.

但1950年出生的奥布里只是个凡夫俗子，毕生都在做官，她可能胜算不大。

An apparatchik turns to the defence minister and asks, "Who are they? "

共产党官员转向国防部部长问道：“他们是谁？”