prime ministers

prime ministers 基本解释

总理，首相( prime minister的名词复数 )

prime ministers 用法和例句

1、The Prime Ministers policy alienate many of his followers.

首相的政策使许多拥护他的人疏远了他。

2、This contrasted with the approach of some other Prime Ministers.

这与其他总理的行事方法截然不同。

3、Its the Prime Ministers prerogative to decide when to call an election.

决定大选的日期是首相的特权。

4、It is the Prime Ministers prerogative to decide when to call an election.

决定大选的日期是首相的职权。

5、There has been a great deal of speculation about the Prime Ministers resignation.

最近有关首相辞职的臆测颇多。

6、Over the reign, Her Majesty has given regular Tuesday evening audiences to 10 Prime Ministers.

共接见过10位英国首相。

7、Generations of our ancestors had been bond servants to the prime ministers of feudal China.

我家世代都是相府得家奴。

8、British Prime Ministers are traditionally offered hereditary peerages.

英国首相传统上会被授予可世袭的贵族爵位。

9、He was the father of democracy and the forerunner of all of our Prime Ministers.

他是民主之父，也是我们所有总理的先驱。

10、He is believed to have dropped his swag at the feet of the prime ministers secretaries.

据说它已经将战果献呈于首相秘书脚下。

重点词汇

prime adj. 最好的；首要的；最初的；基本的 n. 精华；初期；全盛时期；青年 vt. 使准备好；填装；事先指导 adv. 极好地 vi. （为枪炮）装火药；涂底漆；修剪树枝；注水入泵引起

ministers n. 大臣( minister的名词复数 ); 部长; 公使; 牧师