• n. 說(shuō)客；活動(dòng)議案通過(guò)者

來(lái)自lobby,游說(shuō)。

lobbyist (n.)

1863, American English, from lobby (n.) in the political sense + -ist.

[A] strong lobbyist will permit himself to lose heavily at the poker-table, under the assumption that the great Congressman who wins the stake will look leniently upon the little appropriation he means to ask for. [George A. Townsend, "Events at the National Capital and the Campaign of 1876," Hartford, Conn., 1876]

1. Her husband is a lobbyist, and familiar with almost every senator.

她的丈夫是位說(shuō)客, 幾乎跟每位參議員都熟.

來(lái)自《現(xiàn)代漢英綜合大詞典》

2. In an hour long philippic , the legislator denounced the lobbyist opposing his bill.

在一個(gè)小時(shí)的漫罵演說(shuō)中,立法者猛烈抨擊議案通過(guò)者反對(duì)他的議案.

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3. Sometimes in America we call the lobbyist public affairs, government relations or other names.

有時(shí),在美國(guó)我們以公共事務(wù) 、 政府關(guān)系或別的名稱(chēng)來(lái)稱(chēng)呼說(shuō)客.

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4. Li: Could you define the two terms - public relations and lobbyist respectively to our large number of readers?

李: 您可以為我刊廣大讀者分別定義一下公共關(guān)系和說(shuō)客這兩個(gè)詞 嗎 ?

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