Definition of elder statesman in English:

elder statesman

noun

An experienced and well-respected politician or other public figure.
he is the president everyone loves to cite as the model elder statesman
an elder statesman of the turf
Example sentencesExamples
- By 1914 Hardie was the revered elder statesman of the party.
- I try to model myself on the elder statesman of Maori in this House, and to follow the way he performs.
- I like being the elder statesman and the committee is almost entirely new and enthusiastic.
- Both are politically conservative Republican elder statesmen.
- He would perform his role as an elder statesman while continuing to serve the party and the government, the party officials said.
- He was an elder statesman and father figure who carried a burden much greater than that of film star.
- Kohl, after all, let's recall, was a much-revered elder statesman of the country.
- He carried on in this function as a Special Representative of the EU, while remaining influential in Spanish politics as an elder statesman.
- He returned to politics in 1981 as a Republican elder statesman.
- His is presumably a view of the outsider looking in-now a declared political observer, an elder statesman and senior citizen.
- The conflicts of the time have been forgotten as this embittered old man has been apotheosised into an elder statesman.
- An elder statesman of the Premiership now, and the league's top goalscorer, at 33 he's still approaching the top of the goalscoring charts.
- And just when it looked like the elder statesman has received every possible award, yet another one popped up.
- ‘It's hard to believe I'm the elder statesman,’ said Hogarth who is in the best form of his comeback season.
- The 31-year-old is an elder statesman of the Celtic squad, in age, experience and achievement.
- Harrison enjoyed productive years as ex-president and became a respected elder statesman.
- Sounding more like an elder statesman than a business executive, Miyauchi is definitive.
- He is the elder statesman on an up-and-coming Baltimore team.
- The chancellorship of the duchy of Lancaster has been used in recent centuries as a supernumerary post, often in the cabinet, for an elder statesman.
- Duncan Urquhart, at 32 the elder statesman of a youthful Scottish team, has yet to decide whether he'll continue after Melbourne.

Definition of elder statesman in US English:

elder statesman

nounˈɛldər ˈsteɪtsmənˈeldər ˈstātsmən

A person who is experienced and well-respected, especially a politician.
（尤指政界）元老
he is the president everyone loves to cite as the model elder statesman
an elder statesman of the turf
Example sentencesExamples
- And just when it looked like the elder statesman has received every possible award, yet another one popped up.
- His is presumably a view of the outsider looking in-now a declared political observer, an elder statesman and senior citizen.
- The chancellorship of the duchy of Lancaster has been used in recent centuries as a supernumerary post, often in the cabinet, for an elder statesman.
- Kohl, after all, let's recall, was a much-revered elder statesman of the country.
- He would perform his role as an elder statesman while continuing to serve the party and the government, the party officials said.
- Both are politically conservative Republican elder statesmen.
- He is the elder statesman on an up-and-coming Baltimore team.
- Harrison enjoyed productive years as ex-president and became a respected elder statesman.
- Sounding more like an elder statesman than a business executive, Miyauchi is definitive.
- He carried on in this function as a Special Representative of the EU, while remaining influential in Spanish politics as an elder statesman.
- ‘It's hard to believe I'm the elder statesman,’ said Hogarth who is in the best form of his comeback season.
- I like being the elder statesman and the committee is almost entirely new and enthusiastic.
- The 31-year-old is an elder statesman of the Celtic squad, in age, experience and achievement.
- He returned to politics in 1981 as a Republican elder statesman.
- He was an elder statesman and father figure who carried a burden much greater than that of film star.
- The conflicts of the time have been forgotten as this embittered old man has been apotheosised into an elder statesman.
- By 1914 Hardie was the revered elder statesman of the party.
- An elder statesman of the Premiership now, and the league's top goalscorer, at 33 he's still approaching the top of the goalscoring charts.
- I try to model myself on the elder statesman of Maori in this House, and to follow the way he performs.
- Duncan Urquhart, at 32 the elder statesman of a youthful Scottish team, has yet to decide whether he'll continue after Melbourne.

词汇	elder statesman
释义	Definition of elder statesman in English: elder statesman noun An experienced and well-respected politician or other public figure. he is the president everyone loves to cite as the model elder statesman an elder statesman of the turf Example sentencesExamples By 1914 Hardie was the revered elder statesman of the party. I try to model myself on the elder statesman of Maori in this House, and to follow the way he performs. I like being the elder statesman and the committee is almost entirely new and enthusiastic. Both are politically conservative Republican elder statesmen. He would perform his role as an elder statesman while continuing to serve the party and the government, the party officials said. He was an elder statesman and father figure who carried a burden much greater than that of film star. Kohl, after all, let's recall, was a much-revered elder statesman of the country. He carried on in this function as a Special Representative of the EU, while remaining influential in Spanish politics as an elder statesman. He returned to politics in 1981 as a Republican elder statesman. His is presumably a view of the outsider looking in-now a declared political observer, an elder statesman and senior citizen. The conflicts of the time have been forgotten as this embittered old man has been apotheosised into an elder statesman. An elder statesman of the Premiership now, and the league's top goalscorer, at 33 he's still approaching the top of the goalscoring charts. And just when it looked like the elder statesman has received every possible award, yet another one popped up. ‘It's hard to believe I'm the elder statesman,’ said Hogarth who is in the best form of his comeback season. The 31-year-old is an elder statesman of the Celtic squad, in age, experience and achievement. Harrison enjoyed productive years as ex-president and became a respected elder statesman. Sounding more like an elder statesman than a business executive, Miyauchi is definitive. He is the elder statesman on an up-and-coming Baltimore team. The chancellorship of the duchy of Lancaster has been used in recent centuries as a supernumerary post, often in the cabinet, for an elder statesman. Duncan Urquhart, at 32 the elder statesman of a youthful Scottish team, has yet to decide whether he'll continue after Melbourne. Definition of elder statesman in US English: elder statesman nounˈɛldər ˈsteɪtsmənˈeldər ˈstātsmən A person who is experienced and well-respected, especially a politician. （尤指政界）元老 he is the president everyone loves to cite as the model elder statesman an elder statesman of the turf Example sentencesExamples And just when it looked like the elder statesman has received every possible award, yet another one popped up. His is presumably a view of the outsider looking in-now a declared political observer, an elder statesman and senior citizen. The chancellorship of the duchy of Lancaster has been used in recent centuries as a supernumerary post, often in the cabinet, for an elder statesman. Kohl, after all, let's recall, was a much-revered elder statesman of the country. He would perform his role as an elder statesman while continuing to serve the party and the government, the party officials said. Both are politically conservative Republican elder statesmen. He is the elder statesman on an up-and-coming Baltimore team. Harrison enjoyed productive years as ex-president and became a respected elder statesman. Sounding more like an elder statesman than a business executive, Miyauchi is definitive. He carried on in this function as a Special Representative of the EU, while remaining influential in Spanish politics as an elder statesman. ‘It's hard to believe I'm the elder statesman,’ said Hogarth who is in the best form of his comeback season. I like being the elder statesman and the committee is almost entirely new and enthusiastic. The 31-year-old is an elder statesman of the Celtic squad, in age, experience and achievement. He returned to politics in 1981 as a Republican elder statesman. He was an elder statesman and father figure who carried a burden much greater than that of film star. The conflicts of the time have been forgotten as this embittered old man has been apotheosised into an elder statesman. By 1914 Hardie was the revered elder statesman of the party. An elder statesman of the Premiership now, and the league's top goalscorer, at 33 he's still approaching the top of the goalscoring charts. I try to model myself on the elder statesman of Maori in this House, and to follow the way he performs. Duncan Urquhart, at 32 the elder statesman of a youthful Scottish team, has yet to decide whether he'll continue after Melbourne.
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