caucus

caucus音标

英 [ˈkɔ:kəs]

美 [ˈkɔkəs]

caucus基本释义

n.干部会议；**高层会议

vi.开干部会议

caucus用法及例句

caucus

noun

1. a closed political meeting

verb

1. meet to select a candidate or promote a policy

1. (组织内部的)实力派，帮派，小集团A caucus is a group of people within an organization who share similar aims and interests or who have a lot of influence.

e.g. ...the Black Caucus of minority congressmen.少数派议员中的黑人集团

近义词

临近词

conclave秘密会议

interest group利益集团

bloc集团

conference会议

league种类

faction内讧

committee委员会

parliament议会

assembly集会

union结合

convention大会

group群

congress代表大会

side边

alliance联盟

Caucasus

caudal

相关列句

If Kyl agrees, the majority of the caucus will follow suit.(假如凯尔同意，核心会议的多数人会随声附和。)

To the members of our parliamentary caucus: I have been privileged to work with each and every one of you.(至国会议员们：我非常荣幸与你们每一个人共同工作。)

Delegates make a motion for a moderated caucus in order to set a discussion on a specific topic.(代表通过动议有主持核心磋商来进行议题的深入讨论。)

Members of that caucus chair five congressional committees and at least 14 subcommittees.(联线中的议员掌控了5个国会常设委员会，以及至少14个国会小组委员会[2]。)

"People in Iowa needed constant information about how and where to caucus, " he recalls.(“爱荷华的人们需要得到关于如何去和在哪里开会的不间断的信息，”他回忆道。)

This multi - staged caucus convention system takes several months.(这个多级会议(会)度常常历时好几个月。)

He opposes subsidies, but not for ethanol (beloved by farmers in Iowa, the site of the crucial first caucus next January).(他发对补贴，但是赞成补贴酒精(这很受爱荷华农民喜欢，爱荷华一月份将举行很关键的第一次初选)。)

The Red Ribbon Project was created by the New York-based Visual AIDS Artists Caucus in 1991.(1991年，红丝带项目由纽约艺术家创办的“视觉艾滋”组织发起。)

Our caucus meetings were always the highlight of my week.(我们的国会会议总是我一周中*显要的部分。)

Caucus is a form of discussion in formal debate, in which delegates may discuss a subtopic more specifically.(磋商是正式辩论过程中一种深入讨论议题的方式。)