incumbents

[ɪn'kʌmbənts]
  • 释义
  • 教区牧师( incumbent的名词复数 );教会中的任职者;

  • 双语例句
  • 1、

    At last we propose empirical digital publishing strategies of to the new entrants and the incumbents.

    并在实务意涵上,对新进的数位出版厂商,或既存的传统出版商,提出数位发行的行销策略.

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  • 2、

    The intention was that incumbents should not benefit from holding them at their political convenience.

    意图是阻止他们行使政治便利.

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  • 3、

    This arangement yields a wonderful gain to incumbents.

    这种安排为在职人员提供了意外的得益.

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  • 4、

    The successful incumbents will be responsible to screen for suitable market research respondents via telephone interviews.

    成功就任者将负责通过电话访问筛选适合的市场研究受访者.

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  • 5、

    There are a lot of incumbents - those now licensed to use the airwaves.

    也就是目前拥有电波使用执照的人.

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  • 6、

    Incumbents have no trouble getting on the evening news.

    晚间新闻将不会出现在职者被卷入麻烦的报道.

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  • 7、

    The proportion of incumbents who seek reelection is high and remarkably constant from election to election.

    在职寻求连任的人在竞选人当中所占的比例是相当高的,历次选举以来这个比例也很稳定.

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  • 8、

    The real structural problem is that incumbents get re - elected 90 percent of the time.

    真正的结构性问题是在位者重新当选的机会占90%.

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  • 9、

    Needless to say, the incumbents all won.

    更不用说, 现任都赢得了选举.

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  • 10、

    In general, incumbents have a 94 percent chance of being reelected.

    通常现任官员有94%的几率会再次当选。

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  • 11、

    Change will indeed be painful for incumbents, as disruptive innovation always is.

    对于在职者来说“变化”和“颠覆性质的创新”一样一直以来确实都是令人痛苦的.

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  • 12、

    In general, incumbents have a 94 per cent chance of being reelected.

    通常现任官员有94%的几率会再次当选。

    柯林斯例句