caucus中文什么意思

n.
〔美国〕(政党等的)干部会议；秘密会议；核心小组；〔英国〕(政党等)竞选指导委员会。vi.
召开[参加]干部(秘密)会议；召开[参加]核心会议。

• concervative caucus:    保守主义者大会
• development caucus:    发展政策讨论会
• legislative caucus:    立院党团

例句与用法

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1. What i was going to say , said the dodo in an offended tone , was , that the best thing to get us dry would be a caucus - race
   “我说的是，能让我们把湿衣服弄干的最好办法，是来个会议式的赛跑。 ”
2. She served as an assistant majority leader of the house republican caucus and as chair of the house transportation finance committee
   她是州众议院共和党核心党团多数党领袖，交通财政委员会主席。
3. And it is an imperfect predictor of who will win the iowa caucuses , let alone the republican presidential nomination
   它也无法准确预测，到底谁将在爱州的核心会议上获胜，更别提共和党的总统提名了。
4. An unusually effective “ ground game ” was key to his victory there , as it was in the january 3rd iowa caucuses
   和一月3日在爱荷华州的那场预选一样，一场行之有效的“地面战”是他在南弗罗里达胜利的关键所在。
5. He opposes subsidies , but not for ethanol ( beloved by farmers in iowa , the site of the crucial first caucus next january )
   他发对补贴，但是赞成补贴酒精（这很受爱荷华农民喜欢，爱荷华一月份将举行很关键的第一次初选） 。

英文释义

名词

1. a closed political meeting

动词

1. meet to select a candidate or promote a policy

百科释义

A caucus is a meeting of supporters or members of a specific political party or movement, especially in the United States. As the use of the term has been expanded, the exact definition has come to vary among political cultures.