political campaign

英 [pəˈlɪtɪkl kæmˈpeɪn]

美 [pəˈlɪtɪkl kæmˈpeɪn]

网络  竞选活动; 政治运动; 政治竞选活动; 竞选; 竞选运动

网络

英英释义

noun

• the campaign of a candidate to be elected
  Synonym:campaigningcandidacycandidatureelectioneering
• a race between candidates for elective office
  1. I managed his campaign for governor
  2. he is raising money for a Senate run
  Synonym:campaignrun

双语例句

• Putting her in this position does create a space for fair comment on her role and behavior at the hearings, much like political wives who campaign for their husbands.
  她的这个位置在听证会里确实创造了一个相对公平的舆论气氛，就好像政客的妻子们为他们的丈夫在选战中助威一样。
• I mentioned that I'd worked on a political campaign in San Diego. My current boss is running for office in Anchorage, which sparked his interest in me. It was a lucky move that paid off.
  我提到了我曾参与过圣地亚哥的一场政治选举中，我现在的老板正想进入安克雷奇的议会，这让他对我很感兴趣，这一步我走的很对。
• The pattern on the whole of the modern Western political parties in power is to campaign for and form a cabinet as its focus, and at the same time through parliament the proposition of the political party is accepted and becomes national law to be carried out.
  以竞选和组阁为中心，同时通过议会活动，将政党的主张上升为国家法律而贯彻执行，是当代西方政党执政的基本模式。
• It would be difficult to tip the political scales so late in the campaign.
  竞选已进行到这么晚的阶段，要想扭转政局是很难办的。
• That's where most of the money goes in any political campaign.
  这也是所有政治选举活动中最费钱的地方。
• Then, once the political campaign of 2012 is over, the real work will begin.
  之后，当2012年大选尘埃落定，真正的行动就要开始了。
• The research corpus consists of thirty print advertisements and five political campaign speeches.
  本研究的语料库包括三十篇印刷广告和五篇政治竞选演讲稿。
• Both political parties threw considerable resources into the campaign.
  两个政党都为这次竞选运动投入了相当大的财力。
• A media adviser or political consultant employed by a campaign to ensure that a candidate receives the best possible publicity in any given situation is called a spin doctor.
  受雇于一家竞选的媒体顾问或政治顾问，旨在保证候选人在任何特定情况下尽可能获得最佳宣传，这样的人被称为“旋转博士”。
• While the candidates'speeches focused on Japan's ailing economy, many political analysts saw the campaign as an attempt by Ozawa to prevent being sidelined by the Kan administration.
  候选人的演讲都集中于日本一蹶不振的经济状况，许多政治分析家认为，这场选举更像是小泽一郎的最后挣扎，以防被菅直人的政权逼向穷途末路。