aldermen

美 [??ld?rm?n] 　英 [???ld?(r)m?n]

• n.〈美〉市參議員；〈英〉(僅次于市長的)高級市政官；副市長
• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)市府參事；英國的；老人團

詞形變化

復數(shù)：aldermen  

英漢解釋

n.	1. 〈美〉市參議員 2. 〈英〉(僅次于市長的)高級市政官;副市長 3. 【英史】郡長

英英解釋

n.	1. a male politician who is a member of the government of a city in the U.S., Canada, or Australia 2. in the past, a male politician who was a senior member of a town council in England or Wales

例句

Some city aldermen are now trying to rename the street after Barack Obama before he takes office.

一些市議員正打算在巴拉克?奧巴馬就職前用他的名字重新命名這條大街。

When the next generation, with its more modern ideas, became mayors and aldermen , this arrangement created some little dissatisfaction.

當具有新思想的下一代人才成為市長和地方官的時候，這種安排就引起了些許不滿。

When the next generation, with its more modem ideas, became mayors and aldermen, this arrangement created some little dissatisfaction.

等到思想更為開明的第二代人當了鎮(zhèn)長和參議員時，這項安排引起了一些小小的不滿。

These commemorations can take hours, during which some aldermen wander off to mingle with reporters, lobbyists and other aldermen.

這些致辭通常需要很久，市議員會在這段時間里穿梭于記者，游說者和其他議員之間打成一片。

A number of the most flagrantly debauched aldermen, it is true, were defeated.

不錯，有些臭名遠揚十分墮落的市參議員落了選。

That night the Board of Aldermen met-three gray-beard and one younger man, a member of the rising generation.

那天晚上全體參議員——三位老人和一位年紀較輕的新一代成員在一起開了個會。