英语释义

• an advocate of democratic principles

片语

Camden Democrat名字

liberal democrat自由民主党（成员）；自民党人

The DemocratThe Democrat was a weekly English language newspaper published in Lithgow, New South Wales, Australi

Reagan DemocratReagan Democrat is an American political term used by analysts to denote traditionally Democratic voters, especially white working-class Northerners, who defected from their party to support Republican President Ronald Reagan in both the 1980 and 1984 election It is also used to refer to the smaller but still substantial number of Democrats who voted for George H.

Democrat theiricKrevuchea柬埔寨

Democrat wagon农村轻便车

Social Democrat社会民主党党员；社会民主主义者

Daily Democrat民主日报

social democrat社会民主党党员；社会民主主义者

Democrat partyThis article is about the historical Democratic Party in Turkey. For the party established in 1970, see Democratic Party (Turkey, 1970).

Christian Democrat基督教社会主义党的党员

英汉例句

• The only Democrat to vote against Bernanke, Senator Jeff Merkley of Oregon, also blamed Bernanke for failing to recognize the dangers of the housing bubble and other signs of trouble.

  来自俄勒冈州的参议员杰夫·默克雷是给伯南克投反对票的唯一一名民主党人。他也指责伯南克未能认识到房市泡沫的危险和其他的危险迹象。

• That consideration did not prevent the unions, not just in Arkansas, from deciding to use the race to show that a Democrat who defied their wishes would be made to pay a price.

  这样的顾虑没有阻止联盟决定利用种族牌来显示违背他们意愿的民主党人必须付出代价，这样的事情不仅发生在阿肯色州。

• His own short career as a Free Democrat MP, ending with a post in Willy Brandt’s government in 1969-70, was based on the hope that a party with the word 「Free」 in it could best defend democracy.

  他自己短暂的自由民主党议员生涯，以1969-70年在威利·勃朗特政府中任职为结束，这一生涯的基础本是希望一个有着「自由」这个词的政党应该最能捍卫民主。

• Republican Rand Paul, the son of former presidential candidate Ron Paul, defeated Democrat Jack Conway in the Kentucky Senate race, and told supporters that the election sends a message.

  共和党前总统候选人罗恩·保罗的儿子兰德·保罗在肯塔基州击败了民主党人杰克·康韦，当选联邦参议员。他对支持者说，这次选举发出了一个信息。

• The chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Democrat John Kerry of Massachusetts, highlighted the treaty「s benefits and the dangers posed by the status quo.

  马萨诸塞州参议员、民主党人克里是参议院外交关系委员会主席。他强调了这项条约的好处以及目前的现状所带来的危险。

• Senator Joe Biden, the ranking Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, argues that the only way to change course in Iraq is if Democrats and Republicans work together.

  参议院外交关系委员会的第一民主党人，参议员拜登认为，改变伊拉克进程的唯一之法只有民主、共和两党合力协作。

• True, he has some rhetorical form as an anti-business figure—unlike the previous Democrat in the White House, Bill Clinton, who could comfortably talk the talk of business.

  确实，他作为一名反商业人士采取了一些浮夸的形式——并不像民主党前总统克林顿一样可以随心所欲的讨论有关商业的话题。

• Senator Patrick J. Leahy, Democrat of Vermont and chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, which oversees the F.B.I., called the report 「troubling.」

  佛蒙特州民主党人、参议院司法委员会（监管FBI）主席、参议员PatrickJ.Leahy，认为这个报告很「折磨人」。

• Republicans hold a 19-14 majority in the state Senate, but they need at least one Democrat to be present before taking a vote on the bill.

  共和党人在州议会中以19比14占据多数优势，但他们需要至少一位民众党人士的出席以确保法案投票的进行。

• With less than 50 days to go until Election day on November 4, the U.S. presidential race between Republican John McCain and Democrat Barack Obama appears to be a dead heat.

  离11月4号总统选举日还有不到50天，美国共和党总统候选人麦凯恩和民主党候选人奥巴马之间的竞争进入白热化。

• As for ideological differences, the gap between America」s parties is growing. The most conservative Democrat on Capitol Hill is to the left of the most liberal Republican, and vice versa.

  美国两党在意识形态上的分歧越来越大，即便国会山最保守的民主党人士和最开明的共和党人士也彼此间意见相左。

• Democrat Earl Blumenauer noted that the federal budget went from surplus to deficits under former President George Bush and a Republican controlled Congress.

  民主党人布卢门瑙尔则指出，联邦预算是在前总统布什当政和共和党人控制国会期间，从盈余变成赤字的。

• Liberal Democrat supporters are, surprisingly, slightly less keen on Europe than their Labour counterparts, even though the Lib Dems are officially the most Euro-friendly party.

  令人惊讶的是，自由民主党的支持者对欧洲还没有工党的支持者热心，尽管自由民主党官方是对欧洲最友好的。

• The longest presidential election campaign in U.S. history is in its final week, and Democrat Barack Obama continues to hold a lead in the polls over Republican John McCain.

  美国有史以来历时最久的竞选活动已进入最后一周，而民主党候选人奥巴马继续在民调中领先于共和党人麦凯恩。

• Obama「s classmates said they were delighted with his win because they felt a special emotional connection with the Democrat who spent four years in Indonesia.

  奥巴马的同学们说，他们很高兴奥巴马赢得了大选，因为他们对这位在印尼生活了四年的美国民主党人有一份特殊的感情。

• John Dingell, a Democrat from the Detroit suburbs, lamented the rows of empty houses he sees in the city since the American car industry fell on hard times.

  约翰·丁格尔，来自底特律市郊的民主党人，对自美国汽车产业衰败以来他在城中所见的萧瑟空屋深表悲叹。

• The Democrat Party」s main appeal lies in its successful stewardship of the economy since the economic crisis of 2008-09, which Thailand survived remarkably well.

  民主党的主要吸引力在于其对经济系统的管理上。在始于2008-09年的经济危机中，泰国经济得以很好的生存。

• And Democrat Jerry Brown will return to the California governor's office after nearly 30 years, defeating the former eBay chief executive, Republican Meg Whitman.

  民主党人布朗30年后再度成为加州州长。他击败了前ebay首席执行官、共和党人惠特曼。

• Their candidate for governor, Phil Bryant, trounced Democrat Johnny DuPree (although voters spurned a proposal backed by both men, to confer 「personhood」 on the unborn).

  共和党州长竞选人菲尔·科比大败民主党约翰尼?度普瑞(尽管选民对两者支持的一项赋予未出生胎儿「人格」的提案予以否决)。