[ADJ 形容词]官方的；正式的Official means approved by the government or by someone in authority.
[usu ADJ n]
According to the official figures, over one thousand people died during the revolution...
根据官方数字，1,000多人在这场革命中丧生。
An official announcement is expected in the next few days...
预计过几天会发布一项正式声明。
A report in the official police newspaper gave no reason for the move.
刊登在警方的官方报纸上的一篇报道没有说明此次行动的原因。
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The election results have still not been officially announced...
选举结果仍未正式公布。
The nine-year civil war is officially over.
长达9年的内战正式宣告结束。
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[ADJ 形容词]公务的；公职的；公事的Official activities are carried out by a person in authority as part of their job.
[ADJ n]
The President is in Brazil for an official two-day visit.
总统正在巴西进行为期两天的正式访问。
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[ADJ 形容词]官员（因职务使用）的Official things are used by a person in authority as part of their job.
[ADJ n]
...the official residence of the Head of State.
国家元首的官邸
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[ADJ 形容词]（解释、理由等）冠冕堂皇的，桌面上的 If you describe someone's explanation or reason for something as the official explanation, you are suggesting that it is probably not true, but is used because the real explanation is embarrassing.
[ADJ n]
The official explanation for the cancellation of the party conference is that there are no premises available...
官方对取消此次政党会议作出的解释是没有场地。
The official reason given for the President's absence was sickness.
对外公布的总统未到场原因是身体有恙。
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Officially, the guard was to protect us. In fact, they were there to report on our movements.
这些警卫表面上是为了保护我们。实际上，他们在那里是为了随时报告我们的行踪。
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[N-COUNT 可数名词]官员；行政人员；高级职员 An official is a person who holds a position of authority in an organization.
[oft n N]
A senior UN official hopes to visit Baghdad this month.
一位联合国高级官员希望于本月访问巴格达。
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[N-COUNT 可数名词]（体育比赛中的）裁判员，执法人 An official at a sports event is a referee, umpire, or other person who checks that the players follow the rules.
Oxford
of·fi·cial★/əˈfɪʃl; NAmEəˈfɪʃl/
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officialofficialsadjective★1★[only before noun ]connected with the job of sb who is in a position of authority 公务的；公职的；公事的◆official responsibilities公务◆the Prime Minister's official residence首相官邸◆He attended in his official capacity as mayor.他以市长的官方身分莅临。◆This was her first official engagement.这是她的首桩公务。◆He made an official visit to Tokyo in March.他于三月到东京进行了一次公务访问。2★[usually before noun ]agreed to, said, done, etc. by sb who is in a position of authority 正式的；官方的；官方授权的◆an official announcement/decision/statement官方公告╱决定╱声明◆according to official statistics/figures根据官方统计╱数字◆An official inquiry has been launched into the cause of the accident.当局已对事故的原因展开调查。◆The country's official language is Spanish.这个国家的官方语言为西班牙语。◆I intend to lodge an official complaint (= to complain to sb in authority).我打算正式提出申诉。◆The news is not yet official.这消息尚未经官方证实。3★[only before noun ]that is told to the public but may not be true 公开的；公布的；据传报的◆I only knew the official version of events.我对事情的了解仅限于官方的版本。◆The official story has always been that they are just good friends.官方一直说他们只不过是好朋友。4★[only before noun ]formal and attended by people in authority 正式的；公务的；官方场合的◆an official function/reception官方活动╱招待会◆The official opening is planned for October.正式开幕拟在十月。OPP
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noun★( often in compounds 常构成复合词) a person who is in a position of authority in a large organization 要员；官员；高级职员◆a bank/company/court/government official银行╱公司╱法院╱政府要员◆a senior official in the State Department国务院的高级官员of·fi·cial/əˈfɪʃl; NAmEəˈfɪʃl/
someone who is in a position of authority in an organization: a government official senior administration officials
official1 noun
official2 adjective
officialofficial2 ●●●S3W2 adjective
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1approved of or done by someone in authority, especially the government: an official investigation into the causes of the explosion the official policy on education official statistics about illegal drug use You will have to get official permission first. Finally the letter of appointment came, making it all official.2relating to or done as part of an important job or positionan official visit/engagement etc The president was leaving for a four-day official tour of Mexico. the Queen’s performance of official duties They dined in an official capacity with other European leaders. the Lord Mayor’s official residence3an official explanation, account etc is one that is given formally and publicly, but may not be true: Many doubted the official version of events. The official line (=what is said publicly by people in authority) was that the troops were there to protect the King.4chosen to represent someone or an organization, or do something for them: the company’s official logo the official representative from the American administration5an official event is a formal public event: The official opening of the institute was in May.COLLOCATIONS– Meaning 2nounsan official visit/engagement etc (=one that relates to an important job or position)· The prime minister was on an official visit to China.somebody's official duties (=the things someone does as part of their job or position)· the royal family's official duties.an official residence (=a house someone is able to use as part of their important job)· the ambassador's official residence in Londonsomebody's official capacity (=someone's official position or duty)· He spent Wednesday in Washington acting in his official capacity as Senate majority leader.
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