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candidacies 'kændɪdəsɪ COCA⁶²⁴⁸⁶BNC¹⁰⁴⁵⁸⁴⁺⁶
基本例句
n.候选资格；候选状态原型candidacy的复数 And while Medvedev did clear candidacies for the gubernatorial replacements with Putin, they would not have emerged without Medvedev's prompting, says political scientist Dmitry Oreshkin.
政治科学家 Dmitry Oreshkin说，当梅德韦杰夫和普京清除那些州长行政长官的时候，如果没有梅德韦杰夫的支持他们不会站出来的。 yeeyan
Both said they were offered candidacies in recent local elections in Bari.
二人均称已获得了最近举行的巴里地方大选的候选资格。 iciba
During the2000 election campaign, Koch Industries spent some nine hundred thousand dollars to support the candidacies of George W. Bush and other Republicans.
在2000年大选期间，科赫工业耗费了约90万美元支持乔治· W.布什及其他共和党参选者。 yeeyan
Even if some of the questioned politicians persuade state electoral courts to register their candidacies, the voters may be less forgiving.
即使某些有争议的政客说服州选举法庭通过他们的候选人报名，选民们也不会轻易姑息养奸。 ecocn
In a way, he also benefited from two developments in the Democratic Party: the candidacies of Jesse Jackson and Geraldine Ferraro.
某种程度上，他还让民主党获得分了两杯羹：民主党候选人耶西.杰克逊和杰拉尔丁.菲洛拉。 yeeyan
Richard Nixon and George Wallace formally declared their candidacies for President.
理查德.尼克松和乔治.华莱士正式宣布自己为总统候选人。 yeeyan
Two politicians convicted of crimes gained interim injunctions from supreme- court justices which, if confirmed, would allow them to register candidacies.
两名犯罪政客已通过最高法院获得暂时性阻止令，一旦批准，这两名又可以申请候选人。 ecocn |