democrats

democrats

美 [?dem??kræt] 　英 [?dem?kræt]

• n.民主主義者；〈美〉民主黨黨員
• 網絡民主黨人；民主黨員；美國民主黨

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例句

Senator Joe Lieberman, who caucuses with the Democrats, said he found the public scolding "very troubling" .

參議員喬?利伯曼是民主黨領導班子的一員。他稱公開指責“讓人非常不安”。

IT IS bad enough that Republicans and Democrats are so divided on how much to spend and tax.

共和黨與民主黨在征稅和花錢方面分歧太大，實在不是一件好事。

There, as the American people watch, he will ask them either to put up their own ideas for health reform or get out of the Democrats' way.

那樣，美國民眾將注意到，奧巴馬將會讓共和黨人要不提出自己的醫療改革方案，要不就不要阻止民主黨人的改革。

Democrats, having been pleasantly surprised, hope that Mr Obama does not hand them the other sort of surprise with his replacement.

而民主黨人則是又驚又喜，他們希望奧巴馬總統用來填補蘇特空缺的人選不會給他們帶來另類的驚訝。

Democrats in Congress have shown little indication that they are ready to open up large new areas for drilling, at least in the short term.

但民主黨議員們并沒有大量開放新區域以供石油鉆探的打算，至少近期沒有。

Even the $917 billion in savings that have already been agreed by Republicans and Democrats are not guaranteed in the long term, he said.

他稱，即使9,170億美元預算削減計劃已然獲得共和黨和民主黨的支持，但對其長期可執行性存疑。

Two more moderate Democrats in Congress decided to call it a day.

又多兩位溫和派民主黨人覺得結束國會生涯。

How much support Democrats can obtain from Republicans will depend on the details.

民主黨人可以在多大程度上得到共和黨人的支持還將取決于某些細節。

In such a system, a Republican and a Democrat might face off in the general election, or two Republicans or two Democrats.

在這樣一個系統，共和黨和民主黨可能面臨對峙在大選中，或者前兩名是共和黨人或他們是兩個民主黨人。

Public trials for both Mr Rangel and Ms Waters are the last thing Democrats want in the run-up to the much feared mid-term elections.

隨著令人擔心的中期選舉的臨近，蘭戈爾先生和沃特斯女士的公開審判絕對不是民主黨人所樂意看到的。

Republican lawmakers say Democrats are trying to push through a bill without enough time for proper Congressional scrutiny.

共和黨議員說，民主黨人試圖在未經國會審慎斟酌的情況下通過一項議案。

Mr Nuder asserts that it is no worse than any other, and he claims that the Social Democrats welcome choice in education and health care.

紐德聲稱這一點并不比別國的差，他表示社民黨歡迎在教育和醫療保健上的選擇。

Democrats said the president was out of step with the nation.

民主黨認為，總統的這個觀點已經跟不上整個發展形勢了。

Yet the Democrats of New Hampshire were probably right to ask for a bit more (had Mr Obama won, he would surely have been unstoppable).

如果Obama獲勝，那么他將是無人可擋的；所以新罕布什爾州的民主黨人略微過分的要求似乎是正確的。

"The American people rejected an open-ended obligation to a war without end, " she said, bringing Democrats to their feet.

“美國人民拒絕為一場沒有終點的戰爭承擔無法確定的責任（注4），”她的講話又回到了民主黨的立場上。

Abortion could also scupper things, as the Senate bill's provisions on the matter do not please some conservative House Democrats.

墮胎這個問題也會使情況變得難以處理，因為參議院的法案無法取悅那些保守的民主黨議員。

Congress passes it every year; Democrats just loaded it into the stimulus bill to get it out of the way.

國會每年都會通過這些減稅法案，民主黨只不過徒有其名的將其裝進刺激計劃中去而已。

All that said, the wavering of independents is bound to worry Democrats facing mid-term elections next year.

以上事例說明，明年面臨中期選舉壓力的民主黨人理應為獨立選民的波動憂慮。

And Mr Graham himself said he thought the plan would be a dead letter if the Democrats used reconciliation to pass health care.

而葛蘭姆自己也說他認為如果民主黨人利用預算協調來通過醫改法案的話，移民改革計劃就會胎死腹中。

The Miami strife was just a warm-up for what the Democrats faced when they met in Chicago later that month.

相對于同月晚些時候民主黨人在芝加哥大會上所面臨的問題來說，邁阿密騷亂只是個熱身活動。

Many Democrats bolted the party to vote Republican.

很多民主黨人放棄本黨，轉而投共和黨的票。

The Democrats will probably lose control of Congress.

民主黨很可能失去對國會的控制。

They didn't rule out coalition with the Social Democrats.

他們不排除與社會民主黨人結盟的可能性。

Democrats in Texas held a smaller caucus as well as a primary, which Mr Obama appeared to have won along with a primary in Vermont.

得克薩斯州的民主黨人舉行了一場規模較小的預備會議和一場初選，奧巴馬先生在贏得佛蒙特州初選的同時，似乎對這兩場活動也是勝券在握。

She said the Democrats can only do so much and that the Presidential election in November 2008 will make all the difference on the war.

她說民主黨只能做那么多，而且08年11月的總統大選將使戰爭有所改觀。

Democrats, meanwhile, are behaving as if they are powerless to affect the economy, even though a Democrat occupies the White House.

同時，民主黨人表現得就像他們沒有力量影響經濟一樣，盡管總統是民主黨人。

Mr. Blunt said he told Democrats he thought he could flip five votes, if Democrats could do the same.

Blunt說他告訴民主黨人他可以爭取到5票，只要民主黨也這么做。

Lately, Mr. Romney cannot stop talking about how much he wants to work with Democrats.

最近，羅姆尼一刻不停地談論自己有多希望和民主黨合作。

You really are ignorant if you think the Republicans did not spend this nation into bankruptcy right along with the Democrats.

你真無知的可以，假如你以為共和黨不會跟著民主黨的路敗光美國的家底。

To his left, the New Democrats are trying to woo voters with activist economic policies.

更為左傾的新民主黨人士正在努力爭取激進主義經濟政策的支持者。

Republicans are more than twice as likely as Democrats to see Iran as the top U. S. enemy, while Democrats are likelier to name Iraq.

共和黨人認為伊朗是美國頭號敵人的人數是民主黨人的兩倍多，而民主黨人更傾向于選擇伊拉克。

'Even though the new Parliament will have no real power, this shows that Egyptians are willing to be peaceful democrats, ' she said.

她說，即使選出的議會沒有實權，這也顯示出埃及公眾愿意成為和平的民主人士。

Stevenson and other Democrats, led by DNC Chairman Stephen Mitchell, zeroed in on me with a barrage of attacks.

史蒂文森和其它民主黨人在民主黨全國委員會主席斯蒂芬·米切爾的領導下，集中力量對我發起了連珠炮式的進攻。

Democrats said the windmill project would have materials manufactured in the U. S. and that the operator hadn't applied for stimulus funds.

民主黨人士說，這個風電廠項目中有產自美國的材料，且風電廠運營商并沒有申請經濟刺激基金。

Analysts say Democrats may have to agree to at least a few controversial cuts to muster needed Republican support for a final deal.

分析師指出，民主黨或許不得不同意接受幾個爭議性的削減支出項目，以爭取到所需要的共和黨支持票，達成最后協議.（完）

Many Democrats want him to choose a Hispanic woman, since the court currently has no Hispanics and only one woman.

很多民主黨人想要奧巴馬選一個拉美裔的女性，因為最高法院的法官中目前還沒有拉美裔法官，而女法官也只有一人。

We have done our job. It is not a question of Democrats doing anything. It is a question of Republicans supporting their own president.

我們已經完成了我們的工作。問題不在于民主黨還應做什么，而在于共和黨人支持他們自己的總統。

Democrats argue, without new tax revenues, draconian spending cuts would be needed to put the United States on a sustainable fiscal path.

民主黨人爭辯說，如果沒有新的稅收，就需要嚴格地削減支出以維持美國的財政狀況。

But Congressional Democrats have argued that this is far from enough to help small businesses ride out a tumultuous economy.

但是國會民主黨人都認為，這遠不足以幫助小型企業安全渡過經濟衰退期。

But Republicans and Democrats differ sharply as to which mighty institutions pose the greatest threat to the little guy.

但是，強勢的機構如何威脅弱者，共和黨和民主黨意見完全不一。

She said the Democrats instead want to steer personal tax cuts to middle-class Americans.

她表示，民主黨人希望推動對美國中產階級實施減稅個人稅收。

But in the run-up to the mid-terms, the Democrats ought to have had one example of spending at its best: investment in infrastructure.

但是為準備中期選舉，民主黨人應該舉出他們做得最好的一筆花費：基礎設施建設投資。

Such a scheme is included in legislation that has emerged from Congress so far, and is strongly favoured by many Democrats.

這一計劃包括到目前為止國會的立法，以及受到民主黨人的強力支持。