vice-president

英 [ˌvaɪs ˈprezɪdənt]

美 [ˌvaɪs ˈprezɪdənt]

n.  副总统; 国家副主席; (商业公司的)副总裁，副总经理

复数：vice-presidents　

法律

牛津词典

noun

• 副总统；国家副主席
  the person below the president of a country in rank, who takes control of the country if the president is not able to
• （商业公司的）副总裁，副总经理
  a person in charge of a particular part of a business company
  1. the vice-president of sales
     负责销售的副总裁

双语例句

• Dick Cheney, the former vice-president, is the most vocal resident of this parallel universe.
  在这个平行宇宙中，美国前副总统迪克切尼（DickCheney）是最为畅所欲言的居民。
• The man killed the vice-president's brother.
  那人杀了副总统的兄弟。
• The president, reportedly urged on by his vice-president, has decided to attend the talks.
  据报道总统在副总统的怂恿下已决定参加会谈。
• Where's the vice-president girl?
  副校长的女儿上哪去了？
• The writer is senior vice-president and chief programme officer of the Salzburg Seminar.
  作者是萨尔斯堡论坛（SalzburgSeminar）的高级副总裁和首席项目官。
• Under the original Constitution the electors did not vote separately for President and Vice-President.
  照宪法原文规定，总统选举人并不分开选举总统和副总统。
• Richard Davies, senior vice-president of consumer market insights at Unilever, recalls an example from Japan.
  联合利华消费市场调查高级副总裁理查德戴维斯（richarddavis）回想起了日本的一个案例。
• The president is ill, so the vice-president is acting on his behalf.
  总裁病了，所以由副总裁代替他履行职责。
• Upon the President's death, the Vice-President took the state's helm.
  总统去世，副总统执掌了国家权力。
• But-as ever-his vice-president had his own agenda.
  但和以前一样，他的副总统有自己的议程。