Definition of politico in English:

politico

nounPlural politicos pəˈlɪtɪkəʊpəˈlɪdɪkoʊ

derogatory, informal

A politician or person with strong political views.
〈非正式，主贬〉政治活动者，政客
an opponent of trendy left politicos
Example sentencesExamples
- Cultural elites have been replaced by officeholders and politicos, ambitious men who are part of the village bourgeoisie.
- The pro-US political consensus here that's so prevalent it's almost invisible - it's just the default for career minded politicos.
- The politico blog is ostensibly written by the politico himself, or is at least about the politico's daily activities.
- Pennsylvania's GOP politicos have taken the art of line-drawing to a whole new level
- Our mayoralty, in contrast, in seen as a retirement home for amusing, quirky politicos who couldn't quite hack it in the Commons.
- Why do Scottish politicos think ‘public ownership’ a blessing?
- Tales of disrespect by GOP politicos towards blacks is common and well-known.
- When a politico passed through San Francisco, he would wait outside the radio station where they were being interviewed to collect autographs.
- The site's pro/con section is also good, with commentary and debate between two politicos on a specific issue.
- Yet here he is, waffling like politicos the world over.
- Maybe the politicos in the White House should have thought of that before they switched off their brains and switched on the slime machine back in July.
- Ever wish you could put the entire gaggle of right-wing pundits and politicos on a ship and send them packing to a distant land?
- These politicos may specialize in polling, campaign advertising, or campaign management.
- A good bit of this is probably just wishful thinking on the part of Democratic politicos in Washington.
- Voters should send a clear message with their ballots in the December elections to all the politicos and political parties: enough is enough.
- First, blog ads are a good way to alert politicos outside your district to the national importance of your race.
- Has anyone ever calculated the follow-through rate when prominent politicos call for a Constitutional amendment?
- More messages are flowing to politicos from fewer people thanks to grassroots organizers.
- I haven't seen the Republican politicos try to do anything about the erosion of the First Amendment.
- A hardcore politico cannot use those words, even though a hardcore politico is likely to hear that song and mistakenly believe it expresses what he believes.

Origin

Spanish and Italian, 'politic' or 'political person'.

Definition of politico in US English:

politico

nounpəˈlɪdɪkoʊpəˈlidikō

derogatory, informal

A politician or person with strong political views.
〈非正式，主贬〉政治活动者，政客
an opponent of trendy left politicos
Example sentencesExamples
- When a politico passed through San Francisco, he would wait outside the radio station where they were being interviewed to collect autographs.
- Pennsylvania's GOP politicos have taken the art of line-drawing to a whole new level
- First, blog ads are a good way to alert politicos outside your district to the national importance of your race.
- A hardcore politico cannot use those words, even though a hardcore politico is likely to hear that song and mistakenly believe it expresses what he believes.
- Why do Scottish politicos think ‘public ownership’ a blessing?
- Our mayoralty, in contrast, in seen as a retirement home for amusing, quirky politicos who couldn't quite hack it in the Commons.
- Yet here he is, waffling like politicos the world over.
- Maybe the politicos in the White House should have thought of that before they switched off their brains and switched on the slime machine back in July.
- These politicos may specialize in polling, campaign advertising, or campaign management.
- Ever wish you could put the entire gaggle of right-wing pundits and politicos on a ship and send them packing to a distant land?
- Has anyone ever calculated the follow-through rate when prominent politicos call for a Constitutional amendment?
- The pro-US political consensus here that's so prevalent it's almost invisible - it's just the default for career minded politicos.
- The politico blog is ostensibly written by the politico himself, or is at least about the politico's daily activities.
- The site's pro/con section is also good, with commentary and debate between two politicos on a specific issue.
- Tales of disrespect by GOP politicos towards blacks is common and well-known.
- More messages are flowing to politicos from fewer people thanks to grassroots organizers.
- A good bit of this is probably just wishful thinking on the part of Democratic politicos in Washington.
- I haven't seen the Republican politicos try to do anything about the erosion of the First Amendment.
- Voters should send a clear message with their ballots in the December elections to all the politicos and political parties: enough is enough.
- Cultural elites have been replaced by officeholders and politicos, ambitious men who are part of the village bourgeoisie.

Origin

Spanish and Italian, ‘politic’ or ‘political person’.

词汇	politico
释义	Definition of politico in English: politico nounPlural politicos pəˈlɪtɪkəʊpəˈlɪdɪkoʊ derogatory, informal A politician or person with strong political views. 〈非正式，主贬〉政治活动者，政客 an opponent of trendy left politicos Example sentencesExamples Cultural elites have been replaced by officeholders and politicos, ambitious men who are part of the village bourgeoisie. The pro-US political consensus here that's so prevalent it's almost invisible - it's just the default for career minded politicos. The politico blog is ostensibly written by the politico himself, or is at least about the politico's daily activities. Pennsylvania's GOP politicos have taken the art of line-drawing to a whole new level Our mayoralty, in contrast, in seen as a retirement home for amusing, quirky politicos who couldn't quite hack it in the Commons. Why do Scottish politicos think ‘public ownership’ a blessing? Tales of disrespect by GOP politicos towards blacks is common and well-known. When a politico passed through San Francisco, he would wait outside the radio station where they were being interviewed to collect autographs. The site's pro/con section is also good, with commentary and debate between two politicos on a specific issue. Yet here he is, waffling like politicos the world over. Maybe the politicos in the White House should have thought of that before they switched off their brains and switched on the slime machine back in July. Ever wish you could put the entire gaggle of right-wing pundits and politicos on a ship and send them packing to a distant land? These politicos may specialize in polling, campaign advertising, or campaign management. A good bit of this is probably just wishful thinking on the part of Democratic politicos in Washington. Voters should send a clear message with their ballots in the December elections to all the politicos and political parties: enough is enough. First, blog ads are a good way to alert politicos outside your district to the national importance of your race. Has anyone ever calculated the follow-through rate when prominent politicos call for a Constitutional amendment? More messages are flowing to politicos from fewer people thanks to grassroots organizers. I haven't seen the Republican politicos try to do anything about the erosion of the First Amendment. A hardcore politico cannot use those words, even though a hardcore politico is likely to hear that song and mistakenly believe it expresses what he believes. Origin Spanish and Italian, 'politic' or 'political person'. Definition of politico in US English: politico nounpəˈlɪdɪkoʊpəˈlidikō derogatory, informal A politician or person with strong political views. 〈非正式，主贬〉政治活动者，政客 an opponent of trendy left politicos Example sentencesExamples When a politico passed through San Francisco, he would wait outside the radio station where they were being interviewed to collect autographs. Pennsylvania's GOP politicos have taken the art of line-drawing to a whole new level First, blog ads are a good way to alert politicos outside your district to the national importance of your race. A hardcore politico cannot use those words, even though a hardcore politico is likely to hear that song and mistakenly believe it expresses what he believes. Why do Scottish politicos think ‘public ownership’ a blessing? Our mayoralty, in contrast, in seen as a retirement home for amusing, quirky politicos who couldn't quite hack it in the Commons. Yet here he is, waffling like politicos the world over. Maybe the politicos in the White House should have thought of that before they switched off their brains and switched on the slime machine back in July. These politicos may specialize in polling, campaign advertising, or campaign management. Ever wish you could put the entire gaggle of right-wing pundits and politicos on a ship and send them packing to a distant land? Has anyone ever calculated the follow-through rate when prominent politicos call for a Constitutional amendment? The pro-US political consensus here that's so prevalent it's almost invisible - it's just the default for career minded politicos. The politico blog is ostensibly written by the politico himself, or is at least about the politico's daily activities. The site's pro/con section is also good, with commentary and debate between two politicos on a specific issue. Tales of disrespect by GOP politicos towards blacks is common and well-known. More messages are flowing to politicos from fewer people thanks to grassroots organizers. A good bit of this is probably just wishful thinking on the part of Democratic politicos in Washington. I haven't seen the Republican politicos try to do anything about the erosion of the First Amendment. Voters should send a clear message with their ballots in the December elections to all the politicos and political parties: enough is enough. Cultural elites have been replaced by officeholders and politicos, ambitious men who are part of the village bourgeoisie. Origin Spanish and Italian, ‘politic’ or ‘political person’.
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