president

用orchestra

加不加都没所谓的。另外，foundation才是真正需要加the的。

总统日

president n.1. [P-]总统；国家主席2. 总裁；议长；会长；主席；大学校长；董事长；总经理3. 会长；社长；(法院)庭长；(会议的)主席；行长4.首席官员；(政府机关等的)主管长官；(美国早期的)总督；州长；(墨西哥的)市长；镇长 这些意思代进去就有很多翻译了~~新年快乐，如果帮到你，请记得采纳，O(∩_∩)O谢谢！

总统的 总统职务的 总统选举的 管辖的短语presidential system 总统制 ; 应更多的适用总裁制 ; 总统制Presidential Commission 爱尔兰总统委员会 ; 总统委员会presidential government 总统制 ; 总统制政府 ; 总统制政体为你解答，如有帮助请采纳，如对本题有疑问可追问，Good luck!

Vice President副总裁

是可数名词

presidential总统的

董事长副董事长vice president

关联应该不强，board of director专指企业的懂事长一职，而president更多的与行政职务有关，常见的是总统，大学校长。具体的解释如下：president：总统；国家主席 2. (大学)校长；会长； （机构、俱乐部、学院等的）负责人；院长；议长 3. 银行行长；总经理；董事长；总裁 4. (法院)庭长；(会议的)主席； 5. 首席官员；(政府机关等的)主管长官；(美国早期的)总督；州长；(墨西哥的)市长；镇长

根据亨利•明茨伯格(Henry Mintzberg)对5位总经理的工作的仔细观察与研究，不论何种类型的组织和在组织的哪个层次上，管理者都扮演着10种不同但却是高度相关的角色。这10种角色可以组合成三个方面：人际关系、信息和决策。 1、人际关系方面(Interpersonal Roles) 包括： • 挂名首脑(Figurehead)： • 领导者(Leader)： • 联络者(Liaison)： 2、信息方面(Information) 包括： • 监听者(Monitor)： • 传播者(Disseminator)： • 发言人(Spokesperson)： 3、决策方面(Decision) • 企业家(Entrepreneur)：. • 混乱驾驭者(Disturbance handler)：. • 资源分配者(Resorce allocator)：. • 谈判者(Negotiator)：. 研究表明，管理者角色的重要性在大企业与小企业中是不同的，在小企业中重要的是发言人，而在大企业中是资源分配者。同时，对于不同层次的管理者，其重要性也是不同的。对于基层管理者，领导者角色比较重要，而对于高层管理者，传播者、挂名首脑、谈判者、联络者和发言人角色比较重要。

general manger 一般指总经理的意思president: 总裁，主席之意。

Obama is the president of United State.W. Bush is a formal president of United State.

chairperson may be just handling a meeting;president is mostly in charge a certain field of the company.

总理，主席，总统

老总

precedent 和president读音不同一个是/s/音,一个是/z/音precedent 音标: 英[ˈpresɪdənt] 美[ˈprɛsɪdənt] president 音标: 英[ˈprezɪdənt] 美[ˈprɛzɪdənt]

亲，可以给俺采纳好评么？

1、president后面加姓的时候首字母要大写：President Obama 奥巴马总统 President Li 李校长2、by oneself （用作副词）(1) 独自(= alone),例如： She used to sit by herself and read. 她从前常常独自坐着看书。(2) 独立地，单独地，自动地，如： He finished it by himself. 他独立完成那件事。 for oneself （用作副词）(1) 亲自，相当于 without being helped，例如： You should work out the problem for yourself. 你应该亲自解决这个问题。(2) 为了自己，例如： She kept the biggest piece of pie for herself. 她把最大的一块馅饼给了自己。而这第一个意思有一些相近，区别是：第一个指的是单独做，第二个强调亲自来做

President （Am E.） 总裁

president trump词典结果president trump总裁王牌

问老师去吧

presidentialadj. eg:apresidentialcampaign 总统竞选活动Presidents" Day 总统日(二月的第三个星期一，纪念华盛顿和林肯的生日）a formerpresidentof the royal society 皇家学会的前主席

只有句子首字母需要大写. 任何句子的首字母都需要大写.

Chairman是股东利益在公司的最高代表，它不属于公司雇员的范畴，President和CEO的权力都来源于他，只有他拥有召开董事会、罢免President和CEO等最高权力，但他从来不掌握行政权力。一位Chairman如果不兼任President或CEO，就仅仅是一个礼仪职务，一个德高望重的仲裁者，一般来说是某位大股东的代表。President掌握着公司的日常行政权，既可以译成总裁，又可以译成总经理；President这个称谓包含的荣耀和地位比 CEO要高，因此经常用于礼仪场合。董事长的英文是Chairman(准确的说是Chairman of the Board)，总裁是President，首席执行官是Chief Executive Officer，这是众人皆知的。

不如三得特

preside

如果是单单翻译这个英文意思是：president: [ "prezid�0�5nt ] n. (国家)总统,(公司)总裁,总经理,社长(日本)如果在这个单词前面加上：UNIUNI-president：统一企业。

简单

总统

nounthe elected head of a republican state共和国总统；国家主席the Irish president.爱尔兰总统。[as title]President Khrushchev.赫鲁晓夫主席。■the head of a society, council, or other organization（协会，委员会等的）主席；会长the president of the European Community.欧盟主席。■the head of certain colleges（学院）院长■(N. Amer.)the head of a university(北美)大学校长■(N. Amer.)the head of a company(北美)公司总裁(Christian Church)the celebrant at a Eucharist(基督教)圣餐主持教士

president 名词 n.1.[P-]总统；国家主席 The President fastened on the idea at once.总统立即拿定了这个主意。2.(大学)校长; 会长; 董事长; 总裁; （机构、俱乐部、学院等的）负责人, 院长, 主席 They approached the president with the suggestion.他们找校长提出这一意见。He is the Vice President (VP) of our Board Meeting他是我们董事会的副主席3.银行行长；总经理；董事长；总裁 4.会长；社长；(法院)庭长；(会议的)主席；5.首席官员；(政府机关等的)主管长官；(美国早期的)总督；州长；(墨西哥的)市长；镇长 premier 名词 n.1.总理, 首相 The Irish Premier is paying an official visit to Britain.爱尔兰总理正在对英国进行正式访问。2.首席官员；形容词 adj.1.最好的, 最重要的 She attends Britain"s premier university.她就读于英国最好的大学。2.首要的，首位的；最前的；第一的3.最早的，最先的

perfect adj完美的president n 总统

president[5prezidEnt]n.总统, 会长, 校长, 行长president[5prezIdEnt]n.总统the president of France法国总统Many American Presidents served in Congress before they became President.美国的许多总统在当选为总统前都在国会中当过议员。大臣；部长the President of the Board of Trade（英国）商务大臣会长；社长(BrE.) 大学校长；学院院长总裁；董事长；（银行）行长presidentAHD:[prµz“¹-d…nt, -dµnt”]D.J.:[6prezid*nt, -7dent]K.K.:[6prWz!d*nt, -7dWnt] n.abbr:pres.abbr:Pres.abbr:p.abbr:P.One appointed or elected to preside over an organized body of people, such as an assembly or a meeting. 主持人，主席被任命或选举为某一组织的负责人，例如集会或会议OftenPresident常作PresidentThe chief executive of a republic. 总统共和国的最高行政长官PresidentThe chief executive of the United States, serving as both chief of state and chief political executive. 总统美利坚合众国的总统，同时为国家元首和政府首脑The chief officer of a branch of government, a corporation, a board of trustees, a university, or a similar body. 主管人政府机关、公司、董事会、学校或相似组织的负责人Middle English中古英语fromOld French源自古法语fromLatin praesid¶ns praesident-,from present participle of praesid¶re[ to preside ] 源自拉丁语 praesid¶ns praesident-, 源自praesid¶re的现在分词[ 主持 ] *See Also : presidepres“identship” npresident[5prezidEnt]n.总统总裁; 长官, 大臣; (议院的)议长;【律】院长; 庭长(美国大学)校长; (英国大学)院长会长, 社长; (会议)主席(银行等)行长; 董事长; 总经理【史】州长; (殖民地)总督the P-of France法国总统the Lord P-of the Board of Trade[英]商务大臣the P-of the U.N. General Assembly联合国大会主席president-electn.已获选而尚未正式就任的总统presidentshipn.[英]总统[议长、会长、社长、总裁、校长等]职位[任期]deputy president(大学)副校长slalom president回旋裁判长president of a society会长president of raiway铁路总经理president of the jury主裁判

1.the elected head of a republican state（共和国的）总统，国家主席2.the head ofa society or council etc.（学会的）会长3.the head of certain colleges（某些学院的）院长4.[北美]the head of a university大学校长the head of a company,etc.（公司等的）总裁5.a person in charge of a meeting,council,etc.（会议，理事会等的）主持人，主席

president英[ˈprezɪdənt]美[ˈprɛzɪdənt,-ˌdɛnt]n.总统; 总裁; 校长; 董事长1The president was clearly exasperated by the whole saga.整个事件显然让总统很恼火。2This gave Bill an opportunity to hobnob with the company"s president, board chairman, and leading executives.这使得比尔有机会和公司的总裁、董事长以及那些主要行政主管们厮混在一起。

be elected president,不加the 或者也可以说,be elected as the president 或者 be elected as the president of Iraq

president[英][ˈprezidənt] [美][ˈprɛzɪdənt,-ˌdɛnt] n.校长；总统；总裁；董事长复数：presidents；

President Coolidge库利奇总统双语对照例句:1.President coolidge requested very limited military spending from the congress. 柯立芝总统要求国会非常有限，从军费开支

当总统等官衔前不加

总统，董事长，校长的意思！

作为“总统、主席”时 President 要大写。小写的 president 指的是“总裁、会长”的意思。

zongtong

只有句子首字母需要大写. 任何句子的首字母都需要大写.

总统

president[英][ˈprezɪdənt][美][ˈprɛzɪdənt,-ˌdɛnt]n.校长; 总统; 总裁; 董事长; 复数：presidents以上结果来自金山词霸

Presidential和president"s 区别：1、Presidential是一个单词。而president"s不是单词，president"s由president is简写而来。2、Presidential表示总统［总裁，议长，董事长，校长等］（职务）的、统辖的、支配的、监督的、指挥的、总统制的、有总统气派的，可以单独使用。而president"s不能单独使用，需要与名词搭配使用，比如 President"s motorcade。president的用法：可以用作名词：president的基本意思是“总统，主席”，指共和政体的国家经选举产生的最高首脑。也可作“（大学）校长，会长，董事长，总经理”解。president与表示人名的专有名词连用时专有化，首字母须大写。president作“总统”解时，如果指总统职务，其前不用冠词；如果指总统本人，需用冠词。

President"s Day总统日双语对照词典结果：网络释义1. 总统日例句:1.Then there is the persistent legend of president"s day a legend formed around a nugget of truth.所以围绕着总统日设立的真相，有一箩筐的传奇故事。

什么类型的公司呢

总统，总裁之类的

前者指的是总统，一般都是直接指总统本人；后者指的是总统这个职位，强调的是职位。一、president。英 [ˈprezɪdənt] ；美 [ˈprezɪdənt] 。n.总统；国家主席；(机构、俱乐部、学院等的)会长，院长，主席；银行行长；总经理；董事长；总裁。复数： presidents；派生词： presidential。短语搭配：1、vice president 副总统；副主席；2、former president 前任总统；3、senior vice president 高级副总裁；4、executive vice president 执行副总裁；5、honorary president 名誉会长，名誉主席；6、acting president 代总统；代理校长；代理总裁。二、presidency。英 [ˈprezɪdənsi] ；美 [ˈprezɪdənsi] 。n.主席的职位(或任期等)；总统的职位(或任期等)。例句：1、Britain will support him as a candidate for the presidency of the organisation。英国会支持他竞选这个组织的主席职位。2、Poverty had declined during his presidency.。在他担任总统期间，贫困人口减少了。

president 是指总统 董事 校长等 指的是那个人 而presidency指的是总统董事校长等的职位 或任期 有点类似于 champion 和championship

n.校长，总统

head是头儿，一般关系好的团队都可以这么称呼他们的负责人，无论大小。而president是董事长、校长什么的，一般的人不能这么叫。

　　president英 [ˈprezɪdənt] 美 [ˈprɛzɪdənt,-ˌdɛnt]　　n.总统; 总裁; 校长; 董事长;　　[例句]The president was clearly exasperated by the whole saga.　　整个事件显然让总统很恼火。　　[其他]复数：presidents 形近词： dissident assident resident

president是一个英文单词，意思是总统、国家主席等。 基本介绍 外文名 ：president 释义1 ：总统；国家主席 释义2 ：校长；院长 释义3 ：银行行长 单词释义,单词扩展, 单词释义 president KK: /‘prə:zədənt/ DJ: /"prezidənt/ n.[C] 1. [P-]总统；国家主席 2. (大学)校长；会长； （机构、俱乐部、学院等的）负责人；院长；议长 3. 银行行长；总经理；董事长；总裁 4. (法院)庭长；(会议的)主席； 5. 首席官员；( *** 机关等的)主管长官；(美国早期的)总督；州长；(墨西哥的)市长；镇长 6. 双层棉毛交织厚呢 7.【摩门教】（三人评议会的）会长 单词扩展 presidential adj. eg:a presidential campaign 总统竞选活动 Presidents " Day 总统日(二月的第三个星期一，纪念华盛顿和林肯的生日） a former president of the royal society 皇家学会的前主席

president的意思是：1、总统，主席。2、（学院的）院长、（政府部门或机构的）首长、（社会团体等的）会长等。3、（银行的）行长、（公司等的）总经理、总裁、董事长等。双语例句：1、If I were the president, I"ll do my best to build a perfect life for my people.如果我是总统，我将尽我所能为人民创造完美的生活。2、The president of the university was fired for corruption.该大学的校长因腐败被解雇。3、The president said that the quotation you submitted is very problematic.董事长说你提交的报价很有问题。4、President Bush is due to visit the country next month.布什总统定于下月访问该国5、The president, he said, would not be taking sides.他表示 总统将不会站在任何一方

1、president的英式读音[ˈprezɪdənt]，美式读音[ˈprezɪdənt]。 2、president，英语单词，主要用作为名词，意为“总统；董事长；校长；主席；总裁”。 3、短语搭配 vice president 副总统；副主席 former president 前任总统 senior vice president 高级副总裁 executive vice president 执行副总裁

president 英[ˈprezidənt] 美[ˈprɛzɪdənt, -ˌdɛnt] 复数：presidents 易混淆的单词： Presidentn. 1.[P-]总统；国家主席 2.(大学)校长; 会长; 董事长; 总裁; （机构、俱乐部、学院等的）负责人, 院长, 主席 3.银行行长；总经理；董事长；总裁 4.会长；社长；(法院)庭长；(会议的)主席； 5.首席官员；(政府机关等的)主管长官；(美国早期的)总督；州长；(墨西哥的)市长；镇长 名词 n.1.[P-]总统；国家主席 The President fastened on the idea at once.总统立即拿定了这个主意。2.(大学)校长; 会长; 董事长; 总裁; （机构、俱乐部、学院等的）负责人, 院长, 主席 They approached the president with the suggestion.他们找校长提出这一意见。He is the Vice President (VP) of our Board Meeting他是我们董事会的副主席3.银行行长；总经理；董事长；总裁 4.会长；社长；(法院)庭长；(会议的)主席；5.首席官员；(政府机关等的)主管长官；(美国早期的)总督；州长；(墨西哥的)市长；镇长

chairman特指一个人的职务.而chief代表的是事物的核心.president可能是特指总统.

总裁是President 董事长是Chairman 总经理、The general manager,副总经理、Deputy general manager,

要看什么语境罗，不同的词放不同句子里，意思是不一样的

Chairman是股东利益在公司的最高代表，它不属于公司雇员的范畴，President和CEO的权力都来源于他，只有他拥有召开董事会、罢免President和CEO等最高权力，但他从来不掌握行政权力。一位Chairman如果不兼任President或CEO，就仅仅是一个礼仪职务，一个德高望重的仲裁者，一般来说是某位大股东的代表。President掌握着公司的日常行政权，既可以译成总裁，又可以译成总经理；President这个称谓包含的荣耀和地位比 CEO要高，因此经常用于礼仪场合。董事长的英文是Chairman(准确的说是Chairman of the Board)，总裁是President，首席执行官是Chief Executive Officer，这是众人皆知的。

Chairman是股东利益在公司的最高代表，它不属于公司雇员的范畴，President和CEO的权力都来源于他，只有他拥有召开董事会、罢免President和CEO等最高权力，但他从来不掌握行政权力。一位Chairman如果不兼任President或CEO，就仅仅是一个礼仪职务，一个德高望重的仲裁者，一般来说是某位大股东的代表。President掌握着公司的日常行政权，既可以译成总裁，又可以译成总经理；President这个称谓包含的荣耀和地位比 CEO要高，因此经常用于礼仪场合。董事长的英文是Chairman(准确的说是Chairman of the Board)，总裁是President，首席执行官是Chief Executive Officer，这是众人皆知的。

Chairman是股东利益在公司的最高代表，它不属于公司雇员的范畴，President和CEO的权力都来源于他，只有他拥有召开董事会、罢免President和CEO等最高权力，但他从来不掌握行政权力。一位Chairman如果不兼任President或CEO，就仅仅是一个礼仪职务，一个德高望重的仲裁者，一般来说是某位大股东的代表。President掌握着公司的日常行政权，既可以译成总裁，又可以译成总经理；President这个称谓包含的荣耀和地位比 CEO要高，因此经常用于礼仪场合。董事长的英文是Chairman(准确的说是Chairman of the Board)，总裁是President，首席执行官是Chief Executive Officer，这是众人皆知的。

chairman和president的区别为：一、指代不同1、chairman：(会议的)主席。2、president：(机构、俱乐部、学院等的)会长，院长。二、侧重点不同1、chairman：chairman常指男性，但也可指女性2、president：president指“总统，主席”或“(大学)的校长”。三、引证用法不同1、chairman：chairman的意思是“坐在椅子上主持会议的人”，即“主席”，也可指委员会的“委员长”，董事会的“董事长”。其复数形式为chairmen。2、president：president的基本意思是“总统，主席”，指共和政体的国家经选举产生的最高首脑。也可作“(大学)校长，会长，董事长，总经理”解。

Famous著名的意思，后面是你们国家的总统 president是总统的意思希望能帮到您哈

professor和president的差别：意思不同、读音不同、用法不同。1、读音不同professor：英 [prə"fesə(r)] 　 　 美 [prə"fesər]。 　 　president：英 ["prezɪdənt] 　 　 美 ["prezɪdənt]。 　 　2、意思不同professor：n. 教授；老师。president：n. (国家)总统；(公司)总裁；校长；总经理；社长。3、用法不同president的基本意思是“总统,主席”,指共和政体的国家经选举产生的最高首脑。也可作“(大学)校长,会长,董事长,总经理”解。president与表示人名的专有名词连用时专有化,首字母须大写。professor在英国指“大学教授”,男女通用; 在美国口语中常泛指男性的先生或男女老师。professor表示“某校的教授”时,在校名前用in或at。用in属正式用法。

Powers of the President of the United StatesExecutive powersWithin the executive branch itself, the president has broad powers to manage national affairs and the workings of the federal government. The president can issue rules, regulations, and instructions called executive orders, which have the binding force of law upon federal agencies but do not require congressional approval. As Commander in Chief of the armed forces of the United States, the president may also call into federal service the state units of the National Guard. In times of war or national emergency, the Congress may grant the president even broader powers to manage the national economy and protect the security of the United States. These actions have been taken by presidents from Washington to today but are not powers granted by the Constitution to the president. (Congress is the body constitutionally given the power to call forth the national guard and army.)The president nominates — and the Senate confirms — the heads of all executive departments and agencies, together with hundreds of other high-ranking federal officials. (See United States Cabinet, Executive Office of the President.)The president is also responsible for preparing the budget of the United States, although the Congress must approve it. (See Office of Management and Budget)[edit] Powers related to LegislationDespite constitutional provisions, the president, as the chief formulator of public policy, has a major legislative role. The president can veto any Act of Congress, and unless two-thirds of the members of each house vote to override the veto, the bill does not become law.If the Congress is still in session for ten business days after the president receives the bill, the legislation will become a law without the president"s signature. But, if Congress adjourns within the ten business days of giving the bill to the President, the bill dies. If the president does this to a bill, Congress can do nothing to override the president. This is called a Pocket Veto.Much of the legislation dealt with by Congress is drafted at the initiative of the executive branch. In annual and special messages to Congress, the president may propose legislation he believes is necessary. The most important of these is the annual State of the Union Address. Before a joint session of Congress, the president outlines the status of the country and his legislative proposals for the upcoming year. If Congress should adjourn without acting on those proposals, the president has the power to call it into special session. But beyond this official role, the president, as head of a political party and as principal executive officer of the United States government, is primarily in a position to influence public opinion and thereby to influence the course of legislation in Congress.To improve their working relationships with Congress, presidents in recent years have set up a Congressional Liaison Office in the White House. Presidential aides keep abreast of all important legislative activities and try to persuade senators and representatives of both parties to support administration policies.[edit] Powers of Appointment & Executive ClemencyThe president has the power to nominate federal judges, including members of the Supreme Court. However, these nominations do require Senate ratification, and this can provide a major stumbling block for presidents who wish to shape their supreme court in a particular ideological stance. The president also has the power to grant full or conditional pardon to anyone convicted of breaking a federal law-- except in a case of impeachment. The president has the pardoning power to shorten prison terms and reduce sentences.[edit] Foreign affairsUnder the Constitution, the president is the federal official primarily responsible for the relations of the United States with foreign nations. The president appoints ambassadors, ministers, and consuls — subject to confirmation by the Senate — and receives foreign ambassadors and other public officials. With the secretary of state, the president manages all official contacts with foreign governments. On occasion, the president may personally participate in summit conferences where chiefs of state meet for direct consultation. Thus, President Woodrow Wilson headed the American delegation to the Paris conference at the end of World War I; President Franklin D. Roosevelt met with Allied leaders during World War II; and every president since then has sat down with world leaders to discuss economic and political issues and to reach bilateral and multilateral agreements.Through the Department of State and the Department of Defense, the president is responsible for the protection of Americans abroad and of foreign nationals in the United States. The president decides whether to recognize new nations and new governments, and negotiate treaties with other nations, which become binding on the United States when approved by two-thirds of the Senate. The president may also negotiate "executive agreements" with foreign powers that are not subject to Senate confirmation.[edit] Constraints on Presidential powerBecause of the vast array of presidential roles and responsibilities, coupled with a conspicuous presence on the national and international scene, political analysts have tended to place great emphasis on the president"s powers. Some have even spoken of "the imperial presidency," referring to the expanded role of the office that Franklin D. Roosevelt maintained during his term.President Theodore Roosevelt famously called the presidency a "bully pulpit" from which to raise issues nationally, for when a president raises an issue, it inevitably becomes subject to public debate. (Although in the argot of his day "bully" was simply a slang adjective meaning "nifty" or "effective", today this phrase is frequently taken at face value with the more common sense of the word "bully".) A president"s power and influence may be limited, but politically the president is certainly the most important power in Washington and, furthermore, is one of the most famous and influential of all Americans.Though constrained by various other laws passed by Congress, the President"s executive branch conducts most foreign policy, and his power to order and direct troops as commander-in-chief is quite significant. (The exact limits of what a President can do with the military without Congressional authorization are open to debate.)The Separation of Powers devised by the framers of the Constitution was designed to do one primary thing: to prevent the majority from ruling with an iron fist. Based on their experience, the framers shied away from giving any branch of the new government too much power. The separation of powers provides a system of shared power known as Checks and Balances (see Separation of powers). For example, the President appoints judges and departmental secretaries. But these appointments must be approved by the Senate.

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