presidential term

英 [ˌprezɪˈdenʃl tɜːm]

美 [ˌprezɪˈdenʃl tɜːrm]

网络  总统任期

网络

英英释义

noun

• the tenure of a president
  1. things were quiet during the Eisenhower administration
  Synonym:presidencyadministration

双语例句

• In a waning presidential first term nothing compares to the importance of securing another one.
  在首个总统任期即将结束之时，没有什么事情比确保连任更重要。
• One should clearly distinguish between an election platform with campaign issues, a government agenda for a four-year presidential term and a final goal, he said.
  应当明确区分竞选期间的造势、4年总统任期的政府议程和最终目标，他表示。
• There's speculation Palin has her eye on the2012 presidential race, but it's unclear why she's resigning before her gubernatorial term ends in2010.
  有人揣测佩琳她的目光在2012年总统竞选，但目前还不清楚她为什么辞职，她之前的州长一职任期到2010年才结束。
• At the start of his first presidential term, there was little sense of any cold war chill.
  在普京的首个总统任期之初，人们并没有感受到什么冷战的寒意。
• His refusal to seek a third presidential term cemented that.
  他拒绝参选连任第三任总统使这一点得到牢固确立。
• Meanwhile, the increase in the presidential term is likely to raise fears in the West that Russia is continuing its drift towards a more authoritarian political system.
  与此同时，总统任期的延长可能会在西方引起忧虑，认为俄罗斯正继续滑向一个更为威权的政治体系。
• The presidential term of office is 7 years, and the parliamentary term of elected office is 6 years.
  总统任期7年，选举出的国会期限是6年。
• With a presidential election and the prospect of a third term of office looming before him, Washington determined to retire in1796.
  面对即将到来的大选和连任第三任总统的前景，华盛顿决定在1796年退休。
• A protective agent maybe draws his weapon once an entire presidential term.
  一任总统我们可能只拔枪一次。
• Now that the presidential term has been extended to six years, he is poised for a further 12 years in the Kremlin.
  既然俄罗斯的总统任期已延长到六年，普京就有条件再掌管克里姆林宫12年。