party boss

英 [ˈpɑːti bɒs]

美 [ˈpɑːrti bɔːs]

网络  党魁

英英释义

noun

• a leader in a political party who controls votes and dictates appointments
  1. party bosses have a reputation for corruption
  Synonym:political bossboss

双语例句

• Fortune of noblesse: blesses the party with a fortune that reduces their chance of dropping items when dying to a raid boss.
  贵族幸运：保佑他们在给狩猎首领袭击致死的情况下，掉落物品机率降低。
• He invited me to his birthday party, and it was not easy to refuse since he was my boss.
  他邀请我去参加他的生日晚会，因为他是我老板，所以很拒绝他的邀请。
• A party boss did not own a factory personally-he could not even buy a flat-but his position in the party gave him access to the collective property of the state, including elite housing and special food parcels.
  一位党内干部并没有工厂的所有权，他甚至都不能在自己名下买一套公寓，但是他在党内的地位赋予他可以使用国家集体财产的待遇，其中包括了高级住房和特别饮食。
• Environmental control organization domination of a political organization by a party boss.
  政党上司控制政治组织。
• Tony Blair and the Labour party had to return&# 163; 1m to Bernie Ecclestone after suggestions were made that the Formula One boss had influenced government policy on cigarette advertising.
  托尼•布莱尔（TonyBlair）和工党（Labourparty）不得不向一级方程式（F1）老板伯尼•埃克尔斯通（BernieEcclestone）归还100万英镑，因为有人称，埃克尔斯通影响了英国政府有关香烟广告的政策。
• A guy hosted a dinner party for people from work, including his boss.
  有个人请他单位的人参加晚宴，他老板也来了。
• But it is also arguably better for the workers who seek their counsel, in that the chaplains work for a third party rather than the boss.
  但是，对寻求建议的工人来讲，一个为第三方组织工作的牧师要比老板提的意见更可靠。
• At the office party, the boss spoke informally with the staff.
  公司聚会上，老板和员工闲话家常。
• This is a party for my boss.
  这是我老板的聚会。
• In the wake of a corruption scandal that toppled the Communist party boss of Shanghai in 2006, details emerged of how prominent charities were used to funnel bribes to officials and their families in return for plots of prime real estate and other favours.
  2006年，一场腐败丑闻导致上海市委书记下台。在那之后曝光的细节显示，知名慈善机构如何被用于向官员及其家属行贿，以换取房地产开发的黄金地块以及其它恩惠。