office-holders

英 [ˈɒfɪs ˈhəʊldəz]

美 [ˈɑːfɪs ˈhoʊldərz]

n. 官员; 公务员; 高级职员
office-holder的复数

N-COUNT （机构或政府中的）任要职者，高官
An office-holder is a person who has an important official position in an organization or government.
1. They appear to be in a mood to vote against office-holders in the elections.
  他们在选举中似乎不愿选身居高位的人。

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They appear to be in a mood to vote against office-holders in the elections.
他们在选举中似乎不愿选身居高位的人。
With the growth and shift upmarket of the conference business, and a ban on current office-holders taking speaking fees, former officials can make a mint.
随着会议业的发展并转向高端市场，加之美国禁止在职官员收取演讲费，离职官员可以赚个盆满钵满。
That "competent office-holders shall be protected, appointments to government posts based not on party affiliation but on competency and seniority, and the holding of concurrent posts and the practice of favouritism forbidden";
“保障称职人员，用人不分派别，以能力、资历为标准，禁止兼职及私人援引”；
They are traditionally selected from among boys considered to be reincarnations of deceased office-holders.
他们传统上是从被认为是已故高僧转世的男孩中选出来的。
The corruption is considered as the behavior that the office-holders misuse the public authority for getting expedience.
腐败被认为是国家公职人员滥用公共权力谋取私利的行为，其实质是权力的异化。