an ambassador

常見例句

He laughed and said she was too young to be an ambassador.
哈瓦斯大笑，說(shuō)她太年輕了不可能是一名大使。
Huntsman has been an ambassador in Asia before, in Singapore in the early 1990’s, and served under Bush as America’s deputy trade ambassador.
1990年代早期在新加坡，亨茨曼有過(guò)一次亞洲大使的經(jīng)歷，此外他還曾在佈什手下?lián)蚊绹?guó)助理貿(mào)易代表。
Getting out there as an ambassador of sorts in the world helps you connect with others who may want to learn more about your culture but otherwise wouldn’t have the opportunity.
像世界各地的大使一樣到処遊覽，可以幫助你建立與他人的聯(lián)系，那些人可能希望更多地了解你的文化，但卻沒(méi)有機(jī)會(huì)。

The United States has not had an ambassador in Syria since former Lebanese prime minister Rafik Hariri was killed in two thousand five.
She was a member of Congress and an ambassador.
After several greetings and handshakes, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez described Mr.Obama as "an intelligent man" and said he wants to return an ambassador to Washington after a seven-month absence.

In the afternoon, the President will participate in an Ambassador Credentialing Ceremony in the Oval Office.
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He or she is an advocate for his local community and an ambassador for its weaker members.
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