chancelleries

chancelleries

美 [?t?æns(?)l?ri] 　英 [?t?ɑ?ns(?)l?ri]

• n.大臣[大法官,總理等]的職位；官邸；(大使館或領事館的)辦事處
• 網絡大臣的職位；大臣官邸；大宦官署

詞形變化

復數：chancelleries  

英漢解釋

n.	1. 大臣[大法官,總理等]的職位 2. 大臣官邸,總理公署,官邸,大法官法庭 3. (大使館或領事館的)辦事處;大使[領事]館全體人員

英英解釋

n.	1. a building where a chancellor has his or her office; the officials who work in a chancellor’s office 2. an ambassador’s office in an embassy

例句

In the chancelleries of the European Union applause for the opposition movements still jostles with foreboding.

在歐盟（EU）高層，對反對運動的喝彩仍與不祥的預感交織在一起。

For poor ones, it is a chance to garner information from one of the world's best-informed chancelleries.

對窮國來說，這是一個從身為世上最見多識廣的大使之一的人那里獲取信息的機會；

Mr Orban's people in particular think that their enemies at home have a hotline to foreign news desks, think-tanks and chancelleries.

歐爾班的支持者尤其認為，他們在國內的敵人能夠用電話聯系國的外新聞中心、智囊團和大使館。