czar 的定义
- an emperor or king.
- the former emperor of Russia.
- an autocratic ruler or leader.
- any person exercising great authority or power in a particular field: a czar of industry.
czar 近义词
emperor
更多czar例句
- About 700,000 Virginians are eligible for booster shots, and 350,000 of those are health-care workers, said Danny Avula, the state’s vaccine czar.
- He basically became czar of the US food supply, exerting totalitarian control over prices, distribution, and purchasing.
- The closest thing to college basketball’s czar, Krzyzewski is and will long be the standard-bearer for the sport.
- As Gates writes, the “czar” title was first used in 1918—President Woodrow Wilson’s “industry czar” oversaw WWI supplies.
- During Boler Davis’s tenure as quality czar, GM substantially improved its record on that front.
- Four people have died of Ebola and that already has a ‘czar.’
- The Republican reaction is starting to shift from calls for a czar to calls for a different czar.
- Ironically, the Obama administration was forced to battle a Republican czar panic in the early days of its administration.
- The appointment of the new Ebola czar comes after Republicans began demanding a White House point person on the threat.
- On Friday, the president announced the appointment of political and policy operative Ron Klain as “Ebola czar.”
- Meanwhile, unknown to the Marshal, the Emperor had accepted the Czar's demands for an armistice.
- But the Czar's mind had early taken a strange ply which it retained to the last.
- The Czar returned the visit with the same precautions, and was admitted into Kensington House by a back door.
- It was, indeed, not in the character of tenant that the Czar was likely to gain the good word of civilised men.
- The czar had his hat pierced by a ball, and prince Menzikoff had three horses killed under him.