Definition of strategist in English:

strategist

noun ˈstratədʒɪstˈstrædədʒəst

A person skilled in planning action or policy, especially in war or politics.
战略家
he is a cunning military strategist
Example sentencesExamples
- Theirs was a textbook case of how not to win an election, and will be studied by political analysts and party strategists for years.
- His strategists keep advising him to look deep into the lens, to use his hands for emphasis, to speak slowly.
- Military strategists have long understood the value of catching an enemy by surprise.
- He and later strategists were intent on waging a type of war based on rapid, decisive maneuver.
- Civilian strategists were neglecting the military side of strategy.
- How odd then, that when it comes to oil so many strategists and politicians seem to find grasping the supply-demand equation so tough.
- The concepts in gray are those the military strategist provided in an ontology of war.
- At a time when political strategists are looking to business for ideas, it seems an excellent plan.
- This brain teaser would challenge world history's best political and military strategists.
- It was a familiar exercise for the former general, widely regarded as one of Israel's greatest military strategists.
- I think the real blame lies with the Labor Party's strategists, media advisers and pollsters.
- This is the main concern worrying the economic strategists of the Russian ruling elite.
- I am not a politician or a military strategist: I have no idea how to fight terrorists effectively.
- Now that seems to me, the decided area of concern for a few political strategists.
- By and large the strategists and planners have got it right.
- Now is the moment for our economists and industrial strategists to prepare.
- The best strategists have at their fingertips a wide assortment of doctrinal tools.
- These military successes owed much to Charlemagne's ability as a strategist and a diplomat.
- The political (as well as military) strategists will be holding their breath, more than ever.
- They may not be military strategists, but market observers are betting that the war will be brief.

Definition of strategist in US English:

strategist

nounˈstrædədʒəstˈstradəjəst

A person skilled in planning action or policy, especially in war or politics.
战略家
he is a cunning military strategist
Example sentencesExamples
- The concepts in gray are those the military strategist provided in an ontology of war.
- Theirs was a textbook case of how not to win an election, and will be studied by political analysts and party strategists for years.
- Military strategists have long understood the value of catching an enemy by surprise.
- The political (as well as military) strategists will be holding their breath, more than ever.
- He and later strategists were intent on waging a type of war based on rapid, decisive maneuver.
- By and large the strategists and planners have got it right.
- The best strategists have at their fingertips a wide assortment of doctrinal tools.
- This is the main concern worrying the economic strategists of the Russian ruling elite.
- This brain teaser would challenge world history's best political and military strategists.
- They may not be military strategists, but market observers are betting that the war will be brief.
- His strategists keep advising him to look deep into the lens, to use his hands for emphasis, to speak slowly.
- How odd then, that when it comes to oil so many strategists and politicians seem to find grasping the supply-demand equation so tough.
- It was a familiar exercise for the former general, widely regarded as one of Israel's greatest military strategists.
- I am not a politician or a military strategist: I have no idea how to fight terrorists effectively.
- Now that seems to me, the decided area of concern for a few political strategists.
- Civilian strategists were neglecting the military side of strategy.
- These military successes owed much to Charlemagne's ability as a strategist and a diplomat.
- Now is the moment for our economists and industrial strategists to prepare.
- I think the real blame lies with the Labor Party's strategists, media advisers and pollsters.
- At a time when political strategists are looking to business for ideas, it seems an excellent plan.

词汇	strategist
释义	Definition of strategist in English: strategist noun ˈstratədʒɪstˈstrædədʒəst A person skilled in planning action or policy, especially in war or politics. 战略家 he is a cunning military strategist Example sentencesExamples Theirs was a textbook case of how not to win an election, and will be studied by political analysts and party strategists for years. His strategists keep advising him to look deep into the lens, to use his hands for emphasis, to speak slowly. Military strategists have long understood the value of catching an enemy by surprise. He and later strategists were intent on waging a type of war based on rapid, decisive maneuver. Civilian strategists were neglecting the military side of strategy. How odd then, that when it comes to oil so many strategists and politicians seem to find grasping the supply-demand equation so tough. The concepts in gray are those the military strategist provided in an ontology of war. At a time when political strategists are looking to business for ideas, it seems an excellent plan. This brain teaser would challenge world history's best political and military strategists. It was a familiar exercise for the former general, widely regarded as one of Israel's greatest military strategists. I think the real blame lies with the Labor Party's strategists, media advisers and pollsters. This is the main concern worrying the economic strategists of the Russian ruling elite. I am not a politician or a military strategist: I have no idea how to fight terrorists effectively. Now that seems to me, the decided area of concern for a few political strategists. By and large the strategists and planners have got it right. Now is the moment for our economists and industrial strategists to prepare. The best strategists have at their fingertips a wide assortment of doctrinal tools. These military successes owed much to Charlemagne's ability as a strategist and a diplomat. The political (as well as military) strategists will be holding their breath, more than ever. They may not be military strategists, but market observers are betting that the war will be brief. Definition of strategist in US English: strategist nounˈstrædədʒəstˈstradəjəst A person skilled in planning action or policy, especially in war or politics. 战略家 he is a cunning military strategist Example sentencesExamples The concepts in gray are those the military strategist provided in an ontology of war. Theirs was a textbook case of how not to win an election, and will be studied by political analysts and party strategists for years. Military strategists have long understood the value of catching an enemy by surprise. The political (as well as military) strategists will be holding their breath, more than ever. He and later strategists were intent on waging a type of war based on rapid, decisive maneuver. By and large the strategists and planners have got it right. The best strategists have at their fingertips a wide assortment of doctrinal tools. This is the main concern worrying the economic strategists of the Russian ruling elite. This brain teaser would challenge world history's best political and military strategists. They may not be military strategists, but market observers are betting that the war will be brief. His strategists keep advising him to look deep into the lens, to use his hands for emphasis, to speak slowly. How odd then, that when it comes to oil so many strategists and politicians seem to find grasping the supply-demand equation so tough. It was a familiar exercise for the former general, widely regarded as one of Israel's greatest military strategists. I am not a politician or a military strategist: I have no idea how to fight terrorists effectively. Now that seems to me, the decided area of concern for a few political strategists. Civilian strategists were neglecting the military side of strategy. These military successes owed much to Charlemagne's ability as a strategist and a diplomat. Now is the moment for our economists and industrial strategists to prepare. I think the real blame lies with the Labor Party's strategists, media advisers and pollsters. At a time when political strategists are looking to business for ideas, it seems an excellent plan.
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