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czar n.沙皇；独揽大权者 (1) 俄国沙皇一九一七年被推翻。(2) 沙皇命令卫兵把人们赶走。(3) 他已提名一位阿富汗战争的统帅来负责军队调度。 Up until the early 20th century, the ruler in Russia was a man called a czar who had total power, like an emperor or dictator. In English, czar has hung around as a word for anyone in charge of anything. If you run a book club, you might jokingly call yourself a book czar. In the U.S. government, people in charge of large departments are often called czars — like the housing czar or labor czar.

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英 美 (1) The Czar of Russia was overthrown in 1917.(2) The czar ordered the guards to drive people away.(3) He has proposed an Afghan war czar to take charge. Czar is a Russian word for ruler or emperor. Those kinds of czars are long gone, but we still use the word to describe people in charge of something important. 1  →see: tsar；

英语单词	czar
英美音标	英美
中文释义	n.沙皇；独揽大权者
英语例句	(1) The Czar of Russia was overthrown in 1917. (2) The czar ordered the guards to drive people away. (3) He has proposed an Afghan war czar to take charge.
中文例句	(1) 俄国沙皇一九一七年被推翻。 (2) 沙皇命令卫兵把人们赶走。 (3) 他已提名一位阿富汗战争的统帅来负责军队调度。
vocabulary简明	Czar is a Russian word for ruler or emperor. Those kinds of czars are long gone, but we still use the word to describe people in charge of something important.
vocabulary扩展	Up until the early 20th century, the ruler in Russia was a man called a czar who had total power, like an emperor or dictator. In English, czar has hung around as a word for anyone in charge of anything. If you run a book club, you might jokingly call yourself a book czar. In the U.S. government, people in charge of large departments are often called czars — like the housing czar or labor czar.
柯林斯解释	1 →see: tsar ；

Czar People Word Charge Russia Ruler Called Book