senators

英 [ˈsɛnətəz]

美 [ˈsɛnətərz]

n.  参议员
senator的复数

柯林斯词典

• (美国、澳大利亚等国的)参议员
  Asenatoris a member of a political Senate, for example in the United States or Australia.

双语例句

• Senators Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama are vying for a total of31 pledged delegates in Montana and South Dakota.
  参议员希拉里。克林顿和奥巴马正在蒙大拿州和南达科塔州竞争总共的31个的代表人数。
• A hard-core group of right-wing senators had hoped to sway their colleagues.
  一群骨干右翼参议员曾企图左右自己的同僚。
• On Capitol Hill, senators today appear to view the matter as something of a tempest in a teapot.
  美国国会的参议员们今天似乎把这个问题小题大做了。
• Last week the Senate voted final approval with the aid of three Republican senators.
  上周，在三名共和党参议员的辅助下，参议院终于最终通过了该法案。
• Republican strategists are taking particular aim at Democratic senators.
  共和党的战略家正尖锐地攻击民主党的参议员。
• Elected by local notables for nine years Senators lack the democratic legitimacy of members of the National Assembly
  由当地名流选出、任职9年的参议员缺少国民议会议员的民主合法性。
• But some Senators have criticized Ms. Yellen's support of programs to increase money in the economy.
  但也有参议员批评了叶琳（Yellen）女士对加大经济中资金投入方案的支持。
• The cabinet is made up of senators elected by the people all over the country.
  内阁是由这个国家的人民选出的议员组成的。
• He had been chosen by a cabal of fellow senators.
  他已被一个由一些参议员同仁组成的小集团选中。
• Senators are chosen by the prime minister and appointed by the governor general.
  上议院议员是被首相拣选出来，而被总督委任。