politicians

英 [ˌpɒlɪˈtɪʃənz]

美 [ˌpɑləˈtɪʃənz]

n.  从政者; 政治家; 政客; 见风驶舵者; 投机钻营者
politician的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 从政者，政治家（尤指议会或国会成员）
  Apoliticianis a person whose job is in politics, especially a member of parliament or congress.
  1. They have arrested a number of leading opposition politicians.
     他们已经逮捕了数名反对党领袖。

双语例句

• Washington politicians are out of touch with the American people
  华盛顿的政客们脱离了美国民众。
• She lined up executives, politicians and educators to serve on the board of directors
  她邀请了高管、政坛人物和教育家加入董事会。
• Politicians have debased the meaning of the word 'freedom'
  政客们贬低了“自由”一词的意义。
• The public is sick of spin and tired of promises. It's time for politicians to act.
  公众厌烦了那些有倾向性的报道和种种许诺。该是用政绩说话的时候了。
• I am sick of all the quarrelling among politicians who should be concentrating on vital issues.
  我厌恶政客间的所有那些争吵，他们本应把注意力集中在重大问题上。
• Politicians have used television with varying degrees of success.
  政客们已经利用电视取得了不同程度的成功。
• The president's remarks do not entirely chime with those coming from American and British politicians.
  总统发表的讲话和美英政治家所说的不完全一致。
• Some politicians have realised that there are more artful ways of subduing people than shooting or jailing them.
  一些政客已经意识到有比枪和监狱更高明的使民众屈服的方法。
• Politicians 'private lives have no relevance to their public roles
  政治家的私生活与他们的公众角色不相关。
• Politicians are eager to promote their 'happy family' image to curry favour with voters.
  政客们极力宣传他们的“幸福家庭”形象以讨好选民。