Definition of president-elect in English:

president-elect

nounPlural presidents-electˌprɛzəd(ə)ntɪˈlɛktˈˌprɛz(ə)dənt əˈlɛkt

A person who has been elected president but has not yet taken up office.
当选总统
as title President-elect Pearman
Example sentencesExamples
- The president-elect was alluding to the biggest concern of Peru's ruling elite regarding the case.
- The president-elect needs to be bold in recruiting his ministers.
- The president-elect is likely to bring new leaders into office and this could set into motion processes that bring changes in policy.
- The president-elect will certainly have his hands full.
- Logically a president in power for 4 years is more likely to have a more structured understanding of complex problems than a president-elect.
- The U.S. president-elect will have to pay attention.
- He is the president-elect of the New York State Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.
- Temple officials beat drums and rang bells to welcome the president-elect, while neighborhood residents set off firecrackers.
- ‘This form of communication could become a tradition,’ the president-elect said.
- As I write this, no one knows who will be the president-elect of the United States.
- The incident emphasises the gulf between the president-elect and his own supporters.
- Under normal circumstances, a president-elect would have more than two months after the election to prepare his move into the White House.
- Ministerial appointments in Indonesia, as elsewhere, are the exclusive privilege of the president-elect.
- He said that the new director of the service should be elected after consultations between the government and the president-elect.
- State presidents and presidents-elect brought encouraging reports.
- A more serious analysis of the issues was also to be expected because Eisenhower, like all presidents-elect, realized he would have to grapple with the world's problems within a matter of weeks.
- Before a president-elect has time to prove himself in office, he gets tested in transition.
- I don't understand why your president-elect should have any problem saying that he is ‘Chinese.’
- This pattern has solidified the president-elect's victory and bestowed a constitutionally mandated authority upon him.
- Obviously, however, a president-elect was in no position to assure the American people that there were no troops in Cambodia.

Definition of president-elect in US English:

president-elect

nounˈˌprɛz(ə)dənt əˈlɛkt

A person who has been elected president but has not yet taken up office.
当选总统
as title President-elect Pearman
Example sentencesExamples
- A more serious analysis of the issues was also to be expected because Eisenhower, like all presidents-elect, realized he would have to grapple with the world's problems within a matter of weeks.
- I don't understand why your president-elect should have any problem saying that he is ‘Chinese.’
- The president-elect was alluding to the biggest concern of Peru's ruling elite regarding the case.
- Obviously, however, a president-elect was in no position to assure the American people that there were no troops in Cambodia.
- ‘This form of communication could become a tradition,’ the president-elect said.
- Ministerial appointments in Indonesia, as elsewhere, are the exclusive privilege of the president-elect.
- Before a president-elect has time to prove himself in office, he gets tested in transition.
- State presidents and presidents-elect brought encouraging reports.
- Temple officials beat drums and rang bells to welcome the president-elect, while neighborhood residents set off firecrackers.
- The president-elect needs to be bold in recruiting his ministers.
- The incident emphasises the gulf between the president-elect and his own supporters.
- The U.S. president-elect will have to pay attention.
- Under normal circumstances, a president-elect would have more than two months after the election to prepare his move into the White House.
- The president-elect is likely to bring new leaders into office and this could set into motion processes that bring changes in policy.
- The president-elect will certainly have his hands full.
- As I write this, no one knows who will be the president-elect of the United States.
- This pattern has solidified the president-elect's victory and bestowed a constitutionally mandated authority upon him.
- He said that the new director of the service should be elected after consultations between the government and the president-elect.
- Logically a president in power for 4 years is more likely to have a more structured understanding of complex problems than a president-elect.
- He is the president-elect of the New York State Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.

词汇	president-elect
释义	Definition of president-elect in English: president-elect nounPlural presidents-electˌprɛzəd(ə)ntɪˈlɛktˈˌprɛz(ə)dənt əˈlɛkt A person who has been elected president but has not yet taken up office. 当选总统 as title President-elect Pearman Example sentencesExamples The president-elect was alluding to the biggest concern of Peru's ruling elite regarding the case. The president-elect needs to be bold in recruiting his ministers. The president-elect is likely to bring new leaders into office and this could set into motion processes that bring changes in policy. The president-elect will certainly have his hands full. Logically a president in power for 4 years is more likely to have a more structured understanding of complex problems than a president-elect. The U.S. president-elect will have to pay attention. He is the president-elect of the New York State Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. Temple officials beat drums and rang bells to welcome the president-elect, while neighborhood residents set off firecrackers. ‘This form of communication could become a tradition,’ the president-elect said. As I write this, no one knows who will be the president-elect of the United States. The incident emphasises the gulf between the president-elect and his own supporters. Under normal circumstances, a president-elect would have more than two months after the election to prepare his move into the White House. Ministerial appointments in Indonesia, as elsewhere, are the exclusive privilege of the president-elect. He said that the new director of the service should be elected after consultations between the government and the president-elect. State presidents and presidents-elect brought encouraging reports. A more serious analysis of the issues was also to be expected because Eisenhower, like all presidents-elect, realized he would have to grapple with the world's problems within a matter of weeks. Before a president-elect has time to prove himself in office, he gets tested in transition. I don't understand why your president-elect should have any problem saying that he is ‘Chinese.’ This pattern has solidified the president-elect's victory and bestowed a constitutionally mandated authority upon him. Obviously, however, a president-elect was in no position to assure the American people that there were no troops in Cambodia. Definition of president-elect in US English: president-elect nounˈˌprɛz(ə)dənt əˈlɛkt A person who has been elected president but has not yet taken up office. 当选总统 as title President-elect Pearman Example sentencesExamples A more serious analysis of the issues was also to be expected because Eisenhower, like all presidents-elect, realized he would have to grapple with the world's problems within a matter of weeks. I don't understand why your president-elect should have any problem saying that he is ‘Chinese.’ The president-elect was alluding to the biggest concern of Peru's ruling elite regarding the case. Obviously, however, a president-elect was in no position to assure the American people that there were no troops in Cambodia. ‘This form of communication could become a tradition,’ the president-elect said. Ministerial appointments in Indonesia, as elsewhere, are the exclusive privilege of the president-elect. Before a president-elect has time to prove himself in office, he gets tested in transition. State presidents and presidents-elect brought encouraging reports. Temple officials beat drums and rang bells to welcome the president-elect, while neighborhood residents set off firecrackers. The president-elect needs to be bold in recruiting his ministers. The incident emphasises the gulf between the president-elect and his own supporters. The U.S. president-elect will have to pay attention. Under normal circumstances, a president-elect would have more than two months after the election to prepare his move into the White House. The president-elect is likely to bring new leaders into office and this could set into motion processes that bring changes in policy. The president-elect will certainly have his hands full. As I write this, no one knows who will be the president-elect of the United States. This pattern has solidified the president-elect's victory and bestowed a constitutionally mandated authority upon him. He said that the new director of the service should be elected after consultations between the government and the president-elect. Logically a president in power for 4 years is more likely to have a more structured understanding of complex problems than a president-elect. He is the president-elect of the New York State Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.
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