英语词汇“charges-daffaires”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典-现代词典

单词	charges-daffaires
释义	chargés d'affaires in British English (ˈʃɑːʒeɪ dæˈfɛə) plural noun chargé d'affaires chargé d'affaires in British English (ˈʃɑːʒeɪ dæˈfɛə, French ʃarʒe dafɛr) nounWord forms: plural chargés d'affaires (ˈʃɑːʒeɪ, -ʒeɪz, French ʃarʒe) 1. the temporary head of a diplomatic mission in the absence of the ambassador or minister 2. the head of a diplomatic mission of the lowest level Word origin C18: from French: (one) charged with affairs Definition of 'chargés d'affaires'
随便看	have you got any more of it/them? have you got enough? have you got it all? have you got time for a coffee? have you got your umbrella? have you heard of damien hirst? have your back to the wall have-your-back-to-the-wall have your cake and eat it have your eye on someone have-your-eye-on-someone have-your-eye-on-something have your eye on something to give one's eye teeth for something have your finger on the pulse have your hand in the till have your hands full have your head in the clouds have your head screwed on have your work cut out have you seen my glasses? have you seen the scissors anywhere? havildar having an eye to having lived abroad for years, i wasn't familiar with ... haviour

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chargés d'affaires in British English