functionary
functionary 英 [ˈfʌŋkʃənəri] 美 [ˈfʌŋkʃəneri]
adj. 官员的，公务员的；职务上的 n. 官员，公务员
名词复数:functionaries
- A functionary is someone who fills a specific role in a political party or some other organization. We tend to picture them as people in gray suits who follow the boss's orders and don't think for themselves.
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- adj. 官员的，公务员的；职务上的
- n. 官员，公务员
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1. He raised his hands to the sky, then gestured toward a state functionary visiting his farm.
他举手向天，随后又指了指查看其农田的国家公务员。
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2. The party had ruled Russia since 1917 and it was hard for anyone in Russia, particularly an official who had spent his entire career as a party functionary, to imagine it going out of power.
而现在，任何一个俄罗斯人，尤其是那些整个职业生涯都是作为苏共官员的人，他们会很难想像党要是没了权力将是什么样子。
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3. She also draws succor from Article 41 of the Chinese Constitution, not that it has done her much good. All citizens, the article reads, have “the right to criticize … any state organ or functionary.
她也引用中国宪法第41条的条文，宪法写到，所有的公民“对于任何国家机关和国家工作人员，有提出批评和建议的权利...任何人不得压制和打击报复”
- functionary (n.) "one who has a certain function, one who holds an office," 1791, from or patterned on French fonctionnaire, a word of the Revolution; from fonction (see function (n.)). As an adjective in English from 1822, "functional." Related: Functionarism.
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