tribune ['tribju:n]

tribune的基本解释

n.

讲坛, 护民官, 军团指挥官, 公民权利保护者

与tribune相关的网络例句 [注：此内容来源于网络，仅供参考]

The positions of tribune of the plebs and aedile continued to exist, but they had little power or purpose.

帝国时代里，平民保民官和营造官继续存在，但权利不大，意义不显

He enrolled in the senate many of his friends, giving them the rank of aedile or prisoner; and on a number of poor but honest senators he bestowed the rank of tribune or aedile.

他让很多朋友进入元老院，给他们营造官或法官的头衔；对于许多贫穷而诚实的元老，他授予保民官或营造官的头衔。

He, B, enjoyed the distinction of being close to Erin's uncrowned king in the flesh when the thing occurred on the historic fracas when the fallen leader's, who notoriously stuck to his guns to the last drop even when clothed in the mantle of adultery, trusty henchmen to the number of ten or a dozen or possibly even more than that penetrated into the printing works of the Insuppressible or no it was United Ireland (a by no means by the by appropriate appellative) and broke up the typecases with hammers or something like that all on account of some scurrilous effusions from the facile pens of the O'Brienite scribes at the usual mudslinging occupation reflecting on the erstwhile tribune's private morals.

那位垮了台的领袖——众所周知，即便在被加上通奸的污名之后，他也依然坚守阵地，绝未退让；直到十名或十二名，也许更多的忠实支持者闯进《不可压制报》，不，是《爱尔兰联合报》（顺便说一句，这决不能说是个恰切的名称）的印刷车间，用铁锤还是什么家伙把活字盘砸毁了。这完全是由于一向以诬蔑诽谤为能事的奥布赖恩派的蹩脚记者摇着轻浮的笔杆编了那些下流谗言，对他们原先的民众领袖的私人品德任意进行诋毁中伤所造成的。