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public office
时间: 2025-10-07 16:50:36
英 [ˈpʌblɪk ˈɒfɪs]
美 [ˈpəblɪk ˈɔfɪs]

公职

双语例句
  • He is unfit to hold public office.

    他因身体不适而无法出任公职。

    《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
  • He was debarred from holding public office.

    他被禁止担任公职。

    《牛津词典》
  • He now can vote, he can buy liquor, he can enter into financial contracts, and he is entitled to run for public office.

    他现在可以投票,可以买酒,可以签订金融合同,有权竞选公职。

  • We will back him for public office.

    我们将支持他担任公职。

  • He has not held public office of any sort since 1998.

    他自1998年以来没有再担任任何公职。

  • More women hold jobs and serve in public office.

    更多的妇女得以工作并担任公职。

  • The senators then voted to bar Mr. Blagojevich from public office in Illinois.

    参议院随后投票禁止布拉戈耶维奇在伊利诺伊州担任公职。

  • If one takes public office, he or she should cut off any expectation to get rich.

    既然担任了公职,为公众服务,就要断掉发财的念想。

  • If it were a paid public office, I wouldn't run for the position, even though I'm a shoo-in.

    假如有个优厚的公共职位,我还没得到,但是我也不会认为我稳操胜券。

  • In the kingdom, Ms Mubarak would not only be denied the right to vote or run for public office.

    在英国,穆巴拉克女士不仅将被剥夺投票权或竞选公职的权利。

  • I urge my compatriots, in public office, in the media and elsewhere, to join me in this endeavour.

    我在办公室里,在媒体上,在任何地方都在鞭策我的同胞们加入我的行列,为此而奋斗。

  • Voters have tolerated abuse of public office, so long as their leaders defended national interests.

    选民能忍受滥用公共职位,只要他们的领导人为国家的利益战斗。

  • Asked to run for public office, Cronkite reportedly said he could not step down from his anchor post.

    当他被要求去竞选官职时,他一遍遍地表示自己不能从自己的主播台上走下来。

  • In 1777, New York State's constitution banned Catholics from public office (and would do so until 1806).

    在1777年,纽约州法律禁止天主教徒担任公职(直到1806年情况才得以改变)。

  • People who knew Obama in the early 1990s said he made it clear that he aspired to run for public office.

    90年代熟识奥巴马的人们称,他明确地表示要投身公共事业。

  • He was found guilty last week of misconduct in public office, in a case related to a luxury flat in China.

    上周,他在一个有关中国豪华公寓的案件中办公行为不当,被判有罪。

  • They think Mr Green may be guilty of "aiding and abetting, counselling or procuring misconduct in a public office".

    警察认为格林先生可能会被判为“在公职上协助、教唆、怂恿或促成不正当行为”的罪名。

  • I nod, knowing that if I ever had to run against her for public office, she would beat me without much difficulty.

    我点点头,心里明白,如果她和我对着干,参与公务员竞选的话,我肯定会很容易就被她收拾了。

  • He is banned from holding public office because of allegations of corruption, which have never been proven in court.

    他被禁止进入一切公职由于一起还未被证实的贿赂控诉。

  • This shows that the country's watchdogs are alive and barking, but also that public office is too often seen as a way to get rich.

    这显示国家的监督者敏感且坚持批判,但获得公职太经常被视作致富的一种手段。

  • To seek public office, candidates have to spend an enormous amount of money campaigning. The higher the office, the more money is needed.

    为角逐民选公职,候选人必须花大笔竞选经费,这笔经费依官职的大小而异。

  • The inspector has already forced the sacking of the city’s comptroller, Miguel Angel Moralesrussi, and banned him from public office for 20 years.

    该监察长已经让该市的审计官Miguel Angel Moralesrussi被解雇,并禁止他在20年之内不能担任公职。

  • He closes his remarks by asking the public to consider still electing him because he is not the first person in public office to make a mistake.

    在结束演讲时,他向公众要求,仍然考虑投票支持他,因为他并不是第一个犯下这种过错的公务员。

  • Only 13% of Britons surveyed in 2013 agreed that a history of mental illness should bar someone from public office, down from 21% five years earlier.

    2013年的一项调查中,仅有13%的英国人赞同有过精神疾病既往史的人应该禁止出任公职,这一比例在五年前是21%。

近义词
公职,官职;对外办事处