Congress

美音：['kɑŋɡrəs] 英音：['kɒŋɡres]

简单释义：

n.国会；代表大会；议会；（用于某些国家的政党名称）国民大会

v.开会

网络会议；美国国会；国大党

变形：

复数：congresses

完整释义：

1.国会;国会会期;美国国会
2.(代表)大会
3.会议
4.议会
5.协会
6.联合会
7.众议院
8.集会,交际;社交
9.聚会
10.群

1.开会,集合

例句：

Clinton used administrative regulation to try to get around the Republican Congress with which he had to deal after the 1994 election.
1994年大选后，克林顿为避免跟共和党控制的国会打交道，试图利用行政法规把它绕过去。
Before Congress began its debate, the president discovered a cancer in his mouth. The cancer needed to be removed immediately.
就在国会展开辩论之前，克利夫兰总统发现他患有口腔癌，必须立即动手术。
Mr Gates soothed relations with the top brass, the State Department and Congress that had been frayed by his predecessor's truculence.
盖茨缓和了上层官员间的矛盾，国防部与国会之间被前任国防部长的粗野行为破坏的关系得以修复。
One of the last acts of that Congress was to approve the nomination.
国会最后通过的一批法案中有一个就是批准了对这位大使的提名。
We are going to try to run the same by forging a cynical alliance with the very members of Congress who tried to destroy him a year ago.
我们打算以其道还治其人，与国会中一年前力求打倒他的议员结成联盟，不再讲什么道义。
Senator McCain said he is confident Congress and the Bush administration can agree on a financial bailout plan within the next few days.
参议员麦凯恩说，他相信美国国会和布什政府能够在未来几天内达成一项救市计划。
It is possible that the debt limit may be breached temporarily if Congress does not act in a timely manner.
如果国会不及时行动，国债限额有可能被暂时突破。
The chairman of the Fed, Alan Greenspan, told Congress in February 2005 that this was a "conundrum" .
时任联储局主席格林斯潘在2005年2月向国会表示这是一个“棘手难题”。

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