Definition of chairmanship in English:

chairmanship

nounˈtʃɛːmənʃɪpˈtʃɛrmənʃɪp

1The position or office of presiding over a meeting.
Example sentencesExamples
- in his absence, a vice-chairperson or senior and legal member of the organization can take the chairmanship for this meeting.
- The committees have so far been holding their meetings without chairmanship.
- The group conferred on him several of its coveted preferences—convention delegate, trustee, committee and meeting chairmanships.
- This was good training for the string of chairmanships, negotiations, conferences, and contacts which were to follow.
- Chairmanship varies in every meeting
1. 1.1 Permanent or long-term presidency over a committee, company, or other organization.
  he assumed the board chairmanship
  she was elected to the chairmanship of the company
  Example sentencesExamples
  There are three main candidates for the chairmanship, including a retired general and a media mogul.
  I have taken over the chairmanship of the trust, and so have responsibility for one of the greatest works of collaborative scholarship of the last century.
  The main architect of the development plan is sliding into the chairmanship of the Transportation Committee.
  He succeeded to the chairmanship of the party in 1926.
  This former French colony took over the chairmanship of the UN Security Council two weeks ago.
  He gave up the chairmanship before the privatization exercise was completed.
  Why does he not just resign from the chairmanship?
  He will assume the chairmanship of the board of directors.
  He relinquished the Armed Services chairmanship in order to head the Appropriations Committee, where he secured continued funding for the war.
  In 1973, he ran for the chairmanship of the College Republicans organization.
2. 1.2 (since 1949) the office of the leading figure in the Chinese Communist Party.
2mass noun The action of presiding over a meeting.
a meeting held under the chairmanship of the Vice-Chancellor
Example sentencesExamples
- His chairmanship of meetings was efficient and fair.
- She took on the chairmanship of the meeting, and invited the fellow members to proceed with the election.
- She ceded her chairmanship of the meeting to the Chamber of Commerce director.
- Under his chairmanship, the meeting would erupt, voices would crackle and snap, then subside into chuckles and nods.
- The prime minister issued these instructions following a long meeting held on Thursday under her chairmanship.

Definition of chairmanship in US English:

chairmanship

nounˈtʃɛrmənʃɪpˈCHermənSHip

1The position or office of presiding over a meeting.
Example sentencesExamples
- The committees have so far been holding their meetings without chairmanship.
- The group conferred on him several of its coveted preferences—convention delegate, trustee, committee and meeting chairmanships.
- This was good training for the string of chairmanships, negotiations, conferences, and contacts which were to follow.
- in his absence, a vice-chairperson or senior and legal member of the organization can take the chairmanship for this meeting.
- Chairmanship varies in every meeting
1. 1.1 Permanent or long-term presidency over a committee, company, or other organization.
  he assumed the board chairmanship
  she was elected to the chairmanship of the company
  Example sentencesExamples
  The main architect of the development plan is sliding into the chairmanship of the Transportation Committee.
  He succeeded to the chairmanship of the party in 1926.
  I have taken over the chairmanship of the trust, and so have responsibility for one of the greatest works of collaborative scholarship of the last century.
  This former French colony took over the chairmanship of the UN Security Council two weeks ago.
  There are three main candidates for the chairmanship, including a retired general and a media mogul.
  Why does he not just resign from the chairmanship?
  He will assume the chairmanship of the board of directors.
  He gave up the chairmanship before the privatization exercise was completed.
  He relinquished the Armed Services chairmanship in order to head the Appropriations Committee, where he secured continued funding for the war.
  In 1973, he ran for the chairmanship of the College Republicans organization.
2. 1.2 (since 1949) the office of the leading figure in the Chinese Communist Party.
2The action of presiding over a meeting.
a meeting held under the chairmanship of the Vice-Chancellor
Example sentencesExamples
- The prime minister issued these instructions following a long meeting held on Thursday under her chairmanship.
- She ceded her chairmanship of the meeting to the Chamber of Commerce director.
- Under his chairmanship, the meeting would erupt, voices would crackle and snap, then subside into chuckles and nods.
- She took on the chairmanship of the meeting, and invited the fellow members to proceed with the election.
- His chairmanship of meetings was efficient and fair.

词汇	chairmanship
释义	Definition of chairmanship in English: chairmanship nounˈtʃɛːmənʃɪpˈtʃɛrmənʃɪp 1The position or office of presiding over a meeting. Example sentencesExamples in his absence, a vice-chairperson or senior and legal member of the organization can take the chairmanship for this meeting. The committees have so far been holding their meetings without chairmanship. The group conferred on him several of its coveted preferences—convention delegate, trustee, committee and meeting chairmanships. This was good training for the string of chairmanships, negotiations, conferences, and contacts which were to follow. Chairmanship varies in every meeting 1.1 Permanent or long-term presidency over a committee, company, or other organization. he assumed the board chairmanship she was elected to the chairmanship of the company Example sentencesExamples There are three main candidates for the chairmanship, including a retired general and a media mogul. I have taken over the chairmanship of the trust, and so have responsibility for one of the greatest works of collaborative scholarship of the last century. The main architect of the development plan is sliding into the chairmanship of the Transportation Committee. He succeeded to the chairmanship of the party in 1926. This former French colony took over the chairmanship of the UN Security Council two weeks ago. He gave up the chairmanship before the privatization exercise was completed. Why does he not just resign from the chairmanship? He will assume the chairmanship of the board of directors. He relinquished the Armed Services chairmanship in order to head the Appropriations Committee, where he secured continued funding for the war. In 1973, he ran for the chairmanship of the College Republicans organization. 1.2 (since 1949) the office of the leading figure in the Chinese Communist Party. 2mass noun The action of presiding over a meeting. a meeting held under the chairmanship of the Vice-Chancellor Example sentencesExamples His chairmanship of meetings was efficient and fair. She took on the chairmanship of the meeting, and invited the fellow members to proceed with the election. She ceded her chairmanship of the meeting to the Chamber of Commerce director. Under his chairmanship, the meeting would erupt, voices would crackle and snap, then subside into chuckles and nods. The prime minister issued these instructions following a long meeting held on Thursday under her chairmanship. Definition of chairmanship in US English: chairmanship nounˈtʃɛrmənʃɪpˈCHermənSHip 1The position or office of presiding over a meeting. Example sentencesExamples The committees have so far been holding their meetings without chairmanship. The group conferred on him several of its coveted preferences—convention delegate, trustee, committee and meeting chairmanships. This was good training for the string of chairmanships, negotiations, conferences, and contacts which were to follow. in his absence, a vice-chairperson or senior and legal member of the organization can take the chairmanship for this meeting. Chairmanship varies in every meeting 1.1 Permanent or long-term presidency over a committee, company, or other organization. he assumed the board chairmanship she was elected to the chairmanship of the company Example sentencesExamples The main architect of the development plan is sliding into the chairmanship of the Transportation Committee. He succeeded to the chairmanship of the party in 1926. I have taken over the chairmanship of the trust, and so have responsibility for one of the greatest works of collaborative scholarship of the last century. This former French colony took over the chairmanship of the UN Security Council two weeks ago. There are three main candidates for the chairmanship, including a retired general and a media mogul. Why does he not just resign from the chairmanship? He will assume the chairmanship of the board of directors. He gave up the chairmanship before the privatization exercise was completed. He relinquished the Armed Services chairmanship in order to head the Appropriations Committee, where he secured continued funding for the war. In 1973, he ran for the chairmanship of the College Republicans organization. 1.2 (since 1949) the office of the leading figure in the Chinese Communist Party. 2The action of presiding over a meeting. a meeting held under the chairmanship of the Vice-Chancellor Example sentencesExamples The prime minister issued these instructions following a long meeting held on Thursday under her chairmanship. She ceded her chairmanship of the meeting to the Chamber of Commerce director. Under his chairmanship, the meeting would erupt, voices would crackle and snap, then subside into chuckles and nods. She took on the chairmanship of the meeting, and invited the fellow members to proceed with the election. His chairmanship of meetings was efficient and fair.
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