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chancellor

/chan-suh-ler, -sler, chahn-/US // ˈtʃæn sə lər, -slər, ˈtʃɑn- //UK // (ˈtʃɑːnsələ, -slə) //

校长,大法官,总督,大臣

Related Words

referee裁判员,裁判官,裁判长,裁判court法庭,法院,法庭上,法庭上的expert专家,专家介绍,专家们justice司法,公正,公正性,司法公正authority权力,权力机构,权力机关,大权在握critic批评家,批评者,评论家,批评家们inspector检查员,稽查员,巡视员,督察员judge法官,判断,审判员,评审administrator管理者,管理员,管理人,管理人员civil servant公务员representative代表,代表性,代表性的,有代表性的minister部长,部部长,部長executive行政,执行,行政人员,行政部门bureaucrat官吏,官僚主义者,官僚,官僚主义commissioner专员,委员长,委员,委员们agent代理人,代理商,代理,代理机构director导演manager经理,经理人,管理人,管理者officer官员,警官,人员,官员们leader领导,领导人,领导者,领袖

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : the chief minister of state in certain parliamentary governments, as in Germany; prime minister; premier.
    • : the chief administrative officer in certain American universities.
    • : a secretary, as to a king or noble or of an embassy.
    • : the priest in charge of a Roman Catholic chancery.
    • : the title of various important judges and other high officials.
    • : the judge of a court of equity or chancery.
    • : British. the honorary, nonresident, titular head of a university.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as injudge
Synonyms
authority权力,权力机构,权力机关,大权在握court法庭,法院,法庭上,法庭上的critic批评家,批评者,评论家,批评家们expert专家,专家介绍,专家们inspector检查员,稽查员,巡视员,督察员justice司法,公正,公正性,司法公正referee裁判员,裁判官,裁判长,裁判adjudicator审裁员,评审员,裁判员,审定人appraiser评估师,估价师,评估员,评估家arbiter仲裁者,仲裁员,仲裁人,裁判员assessor评估员,评估师,评估人,评核员bench长椅,长凳,凳子,板凳conciliator调解人,调解员,调解师,和解人evaluator评估员,评价者,评估师,评价员honor荣誉,尊重,荣誉感,荣誉证书intercessor代祷者,代言人,代祷人,代求者intermediary中介人,中间人,中介机构,中介interpreter口译员,译员,解释者,口译人员judiciary司法机关,司法机构,司法部门,司法magistrate裁判官,裁判长,行政长官,县长marshal元帅,调解员,调度员,调集人moderator主持人,主持negotiator谈判专家,谈判员,谈判代表,谈判者ombudsman监察员,监察专员,监察官,监察员办公室peacemaker和平使者,和事佬,和平者,和平主义者reconciler调解人,和解人,和解者,调解者umpire裁判员,公断人,裁判长,裁判warden典狱长,监狱长,监管人,监护人justice of peace太平绅士,和平法官,治安法官,治安官legal official法律官员,法务人员,法务官,法律事务官员magister牧师
as injustice
Synonyms
court法庭,法院,法庭上,法庭上的judge法官,判断,审判员,评审magistrate裁判官,裁判长,行政长官,县长umpire裁判员,公断人,裁判长,裁判
as inofficial
Synonyms
administrator管理者,管理员,管理人,管理人员agent代理人,代理商,代理,代理机构bureaucrat官吏,官僚主义者,官僚,官僚主义civil servant公务员commissioner专员,委员长,委员,委员们director导演executive行政,执行,行政人员,行政部门leader领导,领导人,领导者,领袖manager经理,经理人,管理人,管理者minister部长,部部长,部長officer官员,警官,人员,官员们representative代表,代表性,代表性的,有代表性的secretary秘书,秘书部ceo首席执行官,行政总裁,行政长官president总统,总裁,主席,总统先生boss老板,老板娘brains大脑,头脑,脑子,脑子里的想法brass黄铜,铜管,铜,黄铜色comptroller主计长,会计长,会计师,会计员dignitary要人,政要,显要人物,显贵exec执行,执行董事,执行人,执行委员会functionary职能人员,职能部门人员,职能部门,职务人员governor省长,州长,理事长,总督higher-up上级领导,上级,上级主管部门,高层人士incumbent现任,在职者,任职者,现任的magistrate裁判官,裁判长,行政长官,县长marshal元帅,调解员,调度员,调集人mayor市长,村长,镇长,厅长officeholder办公人员,办公室主任,官员,官员们panjandrum潘建德,泛珠premier总理,首长,首选,首要的top顶部,顶端,顶,顶部的treasurer财务主管,财务总监,掌柜,掌柜的big shot大人物,大腕,大佬,大牌front office前台办公室,前线办公室,前厅部,前台head person负责人,头人,首长,首长级人物top brass高级官员,高层人士,高层管理人员,高级职员top dog顶尖的狗,佼佼者,榜眼,榜眼狗top drawer顶层抽屉,顶端的抽屉,顶端的抽屉里,顶层抽屉里
as inprime minister
Synonyms
president总统,总裁,主席,总统先生chief executive首席执行官,行政长官,行政总裁,行政首长chief minister首席部长,首席大臣,首相,酋长chief of state国务长官,州长,国家元首,国务长chief officer首席官员,首席长官,首席执行官,首席干事commander in chief总司令,司令官,统帅,总指挥dewan杜文,杜万,德万,德旺doge犬类,犬牙交错,犬子,狗仔grand vizier大元帅,大宰相,大维埃斯,大维埃里head of cabinet内阁首长,内阁首脑,内阁总理,内阁首领head of state国家元首,国家首脑,国家领导人,政府首脑leader领导,领导人,领导者,领袖person in charge负责任的人,负责人,责任人,主管人员premier总理,首长,首选,首要的
as injurisprudent
Synonyms
adjudicator审裁员,评审员,裁判员,审定人appraiser评估师,估价师,评估员,评估家arbiter仲裁者,仲裁员,仲裁人,裁判员assessor评估员,评估师,评估人,评核员authority权力,权力机构,权力机关,大权在握bench长椅,长凳,凳子,板凳conciliator调解人,调解员,调解师,和解人court法庭,法院,法庭上,法庭上的critic批评家,批评者,评论家,批评家们evaluator评估员,评价者,评估师,评价员expert专家,专家介绍,专家们honor荣誉,尊重,荣誉感,荣誉证书inspector检查员,稽查员,巡视员,督察员intercessor代祷者,代言人,代祷人,代求者intermediary中介人,中间人,中介机构,中介interpreter口译员,译员,解释者,口译人员judiciary司法机关,司法机构,司法部门,司法jurist法学家,法学专家,法官,司法人员justice司法,公正,公正性,司法公正justice of peace太平绅士,和平法官,治安法官,治安官justice of the peace治安法官,治安官,太平绅士,和平法官legal official法律官员,法务人员,法务官,法律事务官员magister牧师magistrate裁判官,裁判长,行政长官,县长marshal元帅,调解员,调度员,调集人moderator主持人,主持negotiator谈判专家,谈判员,谈判代表,谈判者peacemaker和平使者,和事佬,和平者,和平主义者reconciler调解人,和解人,和解者,调解者referee裁判员,裁判官,裁判长,裁判umpire裁判员,公断人,裁判长,裁判warden典狱长,监狱长,监管人,监护人

Examples

  • He is “closest politically to Merkel” and is the only candidate out of the three who hasn’t been pushed out of front-line politics by the chancellor, says Bergsen.

  • This marks a concession from the union, which had wanted in-person teaching to be optional for all its members — a demand the chancellor has said he cannot meet.

  • ESPN reported last month that the Big Ten’s presidents and chancellors approved a process that would allow schedule adjustments to maximize the number of games played each weekend.

  • Those measures, coupled with ramped-up viral testing, helped stabilize operations, said Rebecca Blank, chancellor of the University of Wisconsin at Madison.

  • Doug was inside, working out in their home gym, as he usually did in the mornings before commuting to his job as chancellor of the Yuba Community College District, about an hour and 15 minutes away in Yuba City.

  • When Hitler became chancellor on Jan. 30, 1933, Hildebrand was confronted with a choice: Would he remain in Nazi Germany?

  • Most frustratingly for the school chancellor, this made it all but impossible to fire terrible teachers.

  • As Hitler became Chancellor of Germany in 1933, Roth took a one- way train from Berlin to Paris, never to return.

  • Former Ole Miss chancellor Robert Khayat explains how his school solved the problem.

  • As chancellor of the University of Mississippi, Robert Khayat helped remove confederate flags from the football stadium.

  • He passed through all the honors of the law, and in 1836 became lord chancellor.

  • The chief official of the court is called a chancellor, the others vice chancellors.

  • The prime-minister, the chancellor of the exchequer, two other members of the cabinet, and an ambassador were his companions.

  • Hubert, archbishop of Canterbury, made lord chancellor in consideration of his services in crowning king John.

  • The Chancellor stopped him as he left the King's presence, telling him he should show more reserve and pick his words.

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