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alderman

英 ['ɔːldəmən] 美['ɔldɚmən]

英英释义实用场景例句

n. 市议员；总督；市府参事；高级市政官
n. (Alderman)人名；(英)奥尔德曼

实用场景例句

Alderman Tim Evans: 市政委员会委员蒂姆∙埃文斯

Alderman sat in municipal councils.: 高级市政官在市议会主持事务.

Michael Alderman is a mond of among the critics.: 迈克尔·奥德曼也是反对者之一.

A city alderman who lives nearby found a technical reason to jettison the sign.: 一名住在附近的市议员找了一个技术上的理由,把该广告牌给拆除了.

As an alderman, he should always have the lives of the people in his mind.: 作为一任地方官, 应时刻把民命民生放在心间.

McGee was pulled over minutes later and that's where the versions the alderman and police diverge.: 麦吉是退出了几分钟后,这是在版本的阿尔德曼和警察的分歧.

Alderman have connections to the Salt Institute, a trade group for the salt industry.: 这个研究所是盐业的一个贸易组织.

By the time you are forty, you will be as fat as an alderman.: 你到了40岁, 一定会变得大腹便便的.

The alderman had hunderds of people at his feet.: 数以百计的人都拜倒在这位议员的权势之下.

The alderman was respected by the citizens.: 这位市议员受到市民的敬重.

After a full hearing, the alderman gave it as his opinion.: 参事先生听了全部报告之后,说出了他的意见.

A $ 10 , 000 bond was furnished by an alderman.: 一位市议员提供了一万美元的保证金.

Alderman says that eating less salt results in lower blood pressure.: 阿尔德曼教授说少吃盐可以降低血压.

In 1829, he won his first office as an alderman, or county councilman.: 在1829年时, 他第一次赢得市议员(或郡议员)的选举.