Definition of lobbyist in English:

lobbyist

noun ˈlɒbiɪst

A person who takes part in an organized attempt to influence legislators.
industry lobbyists pushed the government to undo the decision
Example sentencesExamples
- Daley, a lobbyist for the fossil fuel industry, has been drafting policies for the taskforce.
- She has hired a lobbyist to stop the onslaught.
- Corporate lobbyists have swamped Capitol Hill in an attempt to win over members of Congress to their respective explanations.
- Campaign donors and lobbyists are working Congress to minimize and distort reform.
- Her background is as a cattle industry lobbyist.
- Environmental lobbyists argue the blueprint falls short of the ambitious plans envisioned by many.
- The association has paid outside lobbyists about $50,000 so far this year to defend it in communities across the country.
- He's become a full-time lobbyist for cancer research.
- His influence came as a writer, journalist, and political lobbyist.
- Only a tiny fraction of businesses employ their own lobbyists or government relations people.
- I'd argue that once a company pays a lobbyist to affect legislation they become politicians.
- This goes unchallenged because industry lobbyists have the ear of government.
- The lobbyists are already working against that.

Rhymes

hobbyist

Definition of lobbyist in US English:

lobbyist

nounˈläbiist

A person who takes part in an organized attempt to influence legislators.
industry lobbyists pushed the government to undo the decision
Example sentencesExamples
- The association has paid outside lobbyists about $50,000 so far this year to defend it in communities across the country.
- Campaign donors and lobbyists are working Congress to minimize and distort reform.
- He's become a full-time lobbyist for cancer research.
- Only a tiny fraction of businesses employ their own lobbyists or government relations people.
- She has hired a lobbyist to stop the onslaught.
- Daley, a lobbyist for the fossil fuel industry, has been drafting policies for the taskforce.
- Corporate lobbyists have swamped Capitol Hill in an attempt to win over members of Congress to their respective explanations.
- I'd argue that once a company pays a lobbyist to affect legislation they become politicians.
- This goes unchallenged because industry lobbyists have the ear of government.
- The lobbyists are already working against that.
- Environmental lobbyists argue the blueprint falls short of the ambitious plans envisioned by many.
- His influence came as a writer, journalist, and political lobbyist.
- Her background is as a cattle industry lobbyist.

词汇	lobbyist
释义	Definition of lobbyist in English: lobbyist noun ˈlɒbiɪst A person who takes part in an organized attempt to influence legislators. industry lobbyists pushed the government to undo the decision Example sentencesExamples Daley, a lobbyist for the fossil fuel industry, has been drafting policies for the taskforce. She has hired a lobbyist to stop the onslaught. Corporate lobbyists have swamped Capitol Hill in an attempt to win over members of Congress to their respective explanations. Campaign donors and lobbyists are working Congress to minimize and distort reform. Her background is as a cattle industry lobbyist. Environmental lobbyists argue the blueprint falls short of the ambitious plans envisioned by many. The association has paid outside lobbyists about $50,000 so far this year to defend it in communities across the country. He's become a full-time lobbyist for cancer research. His influence came as a writer, journalist, and political lobbyist. Only a tiny fraction of businesses employ their own lobbyists or government relations people. I'd argue that once a company pays a lobbyist to affect legislation they become politicians. This goes unchallenged because industry lobbyists have the ear of government. The lobbyists are already working against that. Rhymes hobbyist Definition of lobbyist in US English: lobbyist nounˈläbiist A person who takes part in an organized attempt to influence legislators. industry lobbyists pushed the government to undo the decision Example sentencesExamples The association has paid outside lobbyists about $50,000 so far this year to defend it in communities across the country. Campaign donors and lobbyists are working Congress to minimize and distort reform. He's become a full-time lobbyist for cancer research. Only a tiny fraction of businesses employ their own lobbyists or government relations people. She has hired a lobbyist to stop the onslaught. Daley, a lobbyist for the fossil fuel industry, has been drafting policies for the taskforce. Corporate lobbyists have swamped Capitol Hill in an attempt to win over members of Congress to their respective explanations. I'd argue that once a company pays a lobbyist to affect legislation they become politicians. This goes unchallenged because industry lobbyists have the ear of government. The lobbyists are already working against that. Environmental lobbyists argue the blueprint falls short of the ambitious plans envisioned by many. His influence came as a writer, journalist, and political lobbyist. Her background is as a cattle industry lobbyist.
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