eminence grise

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englisheminence griseem‧i‧nence grise /ˌemɪnɒns ˈɡriːz $ -nɑːns-/ noun (plural eminences grises) [countable] someone who has unofficial power, often secretly, through someone else Borusa had no wish to become president, instead preferring to operate as an eminence grise behind the scenes.Examples from the Corpuseminence grise• The networks set up by De Gaulle's eminence grise, Jacques Foccart, were replaced or strengthened.Origin eminence grise (1800-1900) French éminence grise “gray eminence”, originally used of Père Joseph, adviser of the French minister Cardinal Richelieu

单词	eminence grise
释义	eminence grise From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englisheminence griseem‧i‧nence grise /ˌemɪnɒns ˈɡriːz $ -nɑːns-/ noun (plural eminences grises) [countable] someone who has unofficial power, often secretly, through someone else Borusa had no wish to become president, instead preferring to operate as an eminence grise behind the scenes.Examples from the Corpuseminence grise• The networks set up by De Gaulle's eminence grise, Jacques Foccart, were replaced or strengthened.Origin eminence grise (1800-1900) French éminence grise “gray eminence”, originally used of Père Joseph, adviser of the French minister Cardinal Richelieu
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