英语词汇president的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

president /ˈprezədənt, ˈprezɪdənt/ noun 1. the official leader of a country that does not have a king or queenadjectivesthe US/French/Russian etc president The US president is having talks with the Japanese foreign minister.the vice president The vice president will be in charge of the country while the president is away.a Democratic/Republican/Socialist etc president Clinton became the first Democratic president for more than a decade.the former/previous president The former president left the country in order to avoid arrest.the incoming president also the president elect formal (=the person who is about to become president) The incoming president will have a lot of problems to deal with. | France’s president elect is due in Rome tomorrow.the outgoing president (=the person who is about to stop being president) The outgoing president gave his final speech to Congress.the incumbent president formal (=the person who is president when there is an election to choose a new president) The incumbent president is expected to win.an interim president (=someone who is president for a short period, before a new president is officially chosen) He was appointed interim president after the former leader died.a lame-duck president (=a president who has lost his or her power at an election) He was a lame-duck president in the final weeks of office.verbsbecome president Barack Obama became the 44th president of the United States.elect a president He was elected president by a small majority.run for president (=try to be elected as president) She is thinking of running for president next year.be sworn in as president also be inaugurated as president formal (=officially become president at a special ceremony) He will be sworn in as president in January.serve as president (=have the job of president) Nixon served as president from 1969 to 1974.impeach a president (=formally accuse a president of a serious crime) They threatened to impeach the president for lying to Congress.President or president?You use President before a name, for example President Kennedy. You usually use president when talking about the job: He wants to become president.2. the person who has the highest position in a company or organizationadjectives/nouns + presidenta company president The company president announced his resignation.a university/college president AmE The article was written by the Princeton University president.a club president Members will meet to choose a new club president.the vice/deputy president She became vice president of the college debating society.the national president Smith lost his job as national president of the Farmworkers’ Union.verbsbecome president He became president of the International College of Surgeons.appoint sb president (=give someone the job of president) He was appointed president of the Hungarian National Bank.

词组	president
释义	president /ˈprezədənt, ˈprezɪdənt/ noun 1. the official leader of a country that does not have a king or queenadjectivesthe US/French/Russian etc president The US president is having talks with the Japanese foreign minister.the vice president The vice president will be in charge of the country while the president is away.a Democratic/Republican/Socialist etc president Clinton became the first Democratic president for more than a decade.the former/previous president The former president left the country in order to avoid arrest.the incoming president also the president elect formal (=the person who is about to become president) The incoming president will have a lot of problems to deal with. \| France’s president elect is due in Rome tomorrow.the outgoing president (=the person who is about to stop being president) The outgoing president gave his final speech to Congress.the incumbent president formal (=the person who is president when there is an election to choose a new president) The incumbent president is expected to win.an interim president (=someone who is president for a short period, before a new president is officially chosen) He was appointed interim president after the former leader died.a lame-duck president (=a president who has lost his or her power at an election) He was a lame-duck president in the final weeks of office.verbsbecome president Barack Obama became the 44th president of the United States.elect a president He was elected president by a small majority.run for president (=try to be elected as president) She is thinking of running for president next year.be sworn in as president also be inaugurated as president formal (=officially become president at a special ceremony) He will be sworn in as president in January.serve as president (=have the job of president) Nixon served as president from 1969 to 1974.impeach a president (=formally accuse a president of a serious crime) They threatened to impeach the president for lying to Congress.President or president?You use President before a name, for example President Kennedy. You usually use president when talking about the job: He wants to become president.2. the person who has the highest position in a company or organizationadjectives/nouns + presidenta company president The company president announced his resignation.a university/college president AmE The article was written by the Princeton University president.a club president Members will meet to choose a new club president.the vice/deputy president She became vice president of the college debating society.the national president Smith lost his job as national president of the Farmworkers’ Union.verbsbecome president He became president of the International College of Surgeons.appoint sb president (=give someone the job of president) He was appointed president of the Hungarian National Bank.
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