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chancellor n.大臣；总理；名誉校长；大法官 (1) 他是英国最糟糕的财政大臣。(2) 要对这位大臣兴师问罪了。(3) 总理明天将在会议上提出他的预算案。(4) 此举受到德国总理默克尔欢迎。(5) 治安法官对大法官负责。 The word chancellor is often capitalized, depending on whom it's being used to describe. Many governments use the term to describe people with varying amounts of power, from the head of state to judges and financial officials. The head of a university is frequently called a chancellor too. The Latin root is cancellarius, an usher or guard in a court of law.

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英 ['tʃɑːnsələ(r)] 美 ['tʃænsələr] (1) He was England's worst Chancellor of the Exchequer.(2) The knives are out for the chancellor.(3) The Chancellor will present his budget to Parliament tomorrow.(4) The move welcomed by German Chancellor Angela Merkel.(5) Magistrate is responsible to the lord chancellor. Use the noun chancellor to describe the president of your college, or the head of the German government. 1[N-TITLE； N-COUNT 头衔名词；可数名词](德国或奥地利的)总理 Chancellor is the title of the head of government in Germany and Austria.   [usu the N]...Chancellor Gerhard Schröder of Germany.德国总理施罗德...as the Chancellor arrived.总理到达的时候2[N-COUNT 可数名词](英国的)财政大臣 In Britain, the Chancellor is the Chancellor of the Exchequer.   [usu the N]3[N-COUNT 可数名词](英国大学的)名誉校长 The Chancellor of a British university is the official head of the university. The Chancellor does not take part in running the university.   [usu the N]4[N-COUNT 可数名词](美国某些大学的)校长 The head of some American universities is called the Chancellor .   [usu the N]5See also:vice-chancellor；

英语单词	chancellor
英美音标	英 ['tʃɑːnsələ(r)] 美 ['tʃænsələr]
中文释义	n.大臣；总理；名誉校长；大法官
英语例句	(1) He was England's worst Chancellor of the Exchequer. (2) The knives are out for the chancellor. (3) The Chancellor will present his budget to Parliament tomorrow. (4) The move welcomed by German Chancellor Angela Merkel. (5) Magistrate is responsible to the lord chancellor.
中文例句	(1) 他是英国最糟糕的财政大臣。 (2) 要对这位大臣兴师问罪了。 (3) 总理明天将在会议上提出他的预算案。 (4) 此举受到德国总理默克尔欢迎。 (5) 治安法官对大法官负责。
vocabulary简明	Use the noun chancellor to describe the president of your college, or the head of the German government.
vocabulary扩展	The word chancellor is often capitalized, depending on whom it's being used to describe. Many governments use the term to describe people with varying amounts of power, from the head of state to judges and financial officials. The head of a university is frequently called a chancellor too. The Latin root is cancellarius, an usher or guard in a court of law.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-TITLE； N-COUNT 头衔名词；可数名词](德国或奥地利的)总理 Chancellor is the title of the head of government in Germany and Austria. [usu the N] ...Chancellor Gerhard Schröder of Germany. 德国总理施罗德 ...as the Chancellor arrived. 总理到达的时候 2 [N-COUNT 可数名词](英国的)财政大臣 In Britain, the Chancellor is the Chancellor of the Exchequer. [usu the N] 3 [N-COUNT 可数名词](英国大学的)名誉校长 The Chancellor of a British university is the official head of the university. The Chancellor does not take part in running the university. [usu the N] 4 [N-COUNT 可数名词](美国某些大学的)校长 The head of some American universities is called the Chancellor . [usu the N] 5 See also:vice-chancellor ；

Chancellor Head [Usu N N Count 可数名词 Exchequer German