congressmen

英 [ˈkɒŋgrɛsmən]

美 [ˈkɑŋgrəsmɪn]

网络  议员; 众议员; 国会议员先生; 众议院议员们

双语例句

• Farmers could elect legislators or congressmen from rural districts, who would represent their interest.
  农民可选举出身农村，代表他们利益的人担任议员或国会议员。
• Seventeen congressmen were absent at the Congressional roll call.
  议会点名时有17名议员缺席。
• The congressmen were unanimous in their condemnation.
  国会议员一致提出谴责。
• The member of the house of representative ( call congressmen) is elected for two years.
  众广义院议员（又称国会议员）选出后任期两年。
• I know before I start getting angry that teachers, police and firemen are making too much money, I'm looking at bankers, ceos, and Congressmen's pay and benefits first.
  俺那是相当的了解啊，许多教师、警察和消防员捞了不少钱，我就看到银行家、公司执行主席、国会议员的报酬和福利处于最优先考虑。
• Over half the voters generally forget which congressmen they have voted for.
  超过一半的选民通常会忘记他们当初投了哪一个议员的票。
• Congress passed the declaration of war, although congressmen such as Abraham Lincoln and John C. Calhoun believed the war was just an excuse to seize land.
  虽然亚伯拉罕林肯和约翰C.卡尔霍恩等议会会员认为宣战只是侵占领土的一个借口，但议会还是通过了宣战请求。
• Senators and congressmen are threatening to hit China with punitive tariffs.
  参议员和众议员威胁要对中国征收惩罚性关税。
• When the meeting finally adjourned, the congressmen stood and applauded, a rare tribute to a committee witness.
  最后休会时，国会议员全体起立鼓掌，这是对委员会证人少有的尊敬。
• On October 6, Richard Fuld testified before congressmen about the collapse of his bank, Lehman Brothers.
  10月6日，理查德福尔德在美国国会就雷曼兄弟的破产作证。