lobbyist
英 ['lɒbɪɪst] 美 ['lɒbɪɪst]

n.

说客；

变形

复数：lobbyists

英英释义

lobbyist[ 'lɔbiist ]

• n.someone who tries to persuade legislators to vote for bills that the lobbyists favor

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. In an hour long philippic, the legislator denounced the lobbyist opposing his bill.
   在一个小时的漫骂演说中，立法者猛烈抨击议案通过者反对他的议案。
2. The lobbyist has pull with the senator.
   游说者对参议员有影响力。
3. Her husband is a lobbyist, and familiar with almost every senator.
   她的丈夫是个说客，几乎跟每位参议员都熟。

权威例句

The ideal lobbyist: Personal characteristics of effective lobbyists
New Job and More Targets for Acorn's Top Lobbyist
State autonomy & civil society: The lobbyist connection
PPARδ/β: The Lobbyist Switching Macrophage Allegiance in Favor of Metabolism
Cancer Converts Tobacco Lobbyist: Victor L. Crawford Goes On the Record
The Congress and the Tax Lobbyist: How Special Tax Provisions Get Enacted
The Tariff and the Lobbyist: Political Institutions, Interest Group Politics, and U.S. Trade Policy
The Tariff and the Lobbyist: Political Institutions, Interest Group Politics, and U.S. Trade Policy
Cancer converts tobacco lobbyist: Victor L. Crawford goes on the record. Interview by Andrew A. Skolnick
Thinking Like a Lawyer, Acting Like a Lobbyist: Some Notes on the Process of Revising UCC Articles 3 and 4