查询词典 senators

Who is one of your state's U.S. Senators now?

您所在州的现任一位美国议员的名字是么？

He is giving his opinions on other senators' proposal.

他是在说他对其他议员提出的提案的看法。

The Roman senators and their friends made ready(3) to flee from the city.

罗马元老院的议员和他们的朋友都准备逃离罗马了。

He is one of five "hereditary" senators whose fathers were also in the Senate.

他的父亲也是在参议院就职，所以他是五位参议员继承者之一。

The MPs and senators have several opportunities to debate each new bill in the House of Commons and the Senate . Then the MPs and senates vote on the bill .

下议院议员和参议院议员在下议院和参议院中对每个新的议案进行辩论，然后由下议院议员和参议院议员对议案进行投票。

But, with children as with senators, Dr. Fauci glides casually away from the tough follow-up, segueing to:"Do you know what a virus is?"

但像面对参议员一样，Fauci博士有意无意地回避了之后的追问，继续说&你知道病毒是什么吗？&

The trick is getting Republicans on board to assure passage without alienating Democrats, of which the majority can afford to lose very few. Democratic senators from conservative coal states are particularly nervous.

这里最大的困难是既要打动共和党人以确保法案的通过，同时又不疏远民主党人，后者中的多数让步余地都非常有限，比如来自保守的产煤州的民主党参议员就会特别敏感。

The major exception to this pattern is Egypt, which because of its strategic importance, Augustus forbade senators even to set foot in and ruled through equestrian praefects.

该行省及其驻军均由骑士等级的行政长官管辖。

As part of this process, the equestrian Imperial officials from the second century came to acquire a series of titles parallel to that of vir clarissimus ("most famous gentleman") that senators had held since the Republic: the praetorian praefect was a vir eminentissimus ("most outstanding gentleman"), the other praefects were entitled vir perfectissimus ("most perfect gentleman"), and the lower ranking equestrians were called vir egregius ("outstanding gentleman") Thus, it was not entirely illogical that the equestrian Macrinus should become emperor.

做为这种过程的一部分，骑士出身的帝国官员们自二世纪起获得了一系列与元老们自共和时代以来所获得的& vir clarissimus &头衔相并列的称号：禁卫军长官的称号是& vir eminentissimus &，其他的行政长官的称号是& vir perfectissimus &，而身份较低的骑士们则被称为& vir egregius &。

As part of this process, the equestrian Imperial officials from the second century came to acquire a series of titles parallel to that of vir clarissimus ("most famous gentleman") that senators had held since the Republic: the praetorian praefect was a vir eminentissimus ("most outstanding gentleman"), the other praefects were entitled vir perfectissimus ("most perfect gentleman"), and the lower ranking equestrians were called vir egregius ("outstanding gentleman") Thus, it was not entirely illogical that the equestrian Macrinus should become emperor.

做为这种过程的一部分，骑士出身的帝国官员们自二世纪起获得了一系列与元老们自共和时代以来所获得的&vir clarissimus&头衔相并列的称号：禁卫军长官的称号是&vir eminentissimus&，其他的行政长官的称号是&vir perfectissimus&，而身份较低的骑士们则被称为&vir egregius&。因此，当骑士出身的马可林努斯竟能僭号称帝，并不是一件完全不合逻辑的事。

The split between the two groups can hardly be papered over.

这两个团体间的分歧难以掩饰。

This approach not only encourages a greater number of responses, but minimizes the likelihood of stale groupthink.

这种做法不仅鼓励了更多的反应，而且减少跟风的可能性。