| 释义 |
Definition of congress in English: congressnoun ˈkɒŋɡrɛsˈkɑŋɡrəs 1A formal meeting or series of meetings for discussion between delegates, especially those from a political party, trade union, or from within a particular sphere of activity. an international congress of mathematicians Example sentencesExamples - He said the party had decided to hold the party congress by the end of the year, so that it could have a greater influence ahead of the 2006 general elections.
- He said the party's national congress was the only body that could change the UDM's position.
- At party congresses, the revisionists, who argued for a reconciliation with the existing social order, were regularly outvoted.
- At a party congress held in Berlin on August 27, Germany's recently founded Left Party adopted its program for the federal election due to take place on September 18.
- The panelists, members of a national government advisory congress, intervened and heard the student out, according to one witness and accounts by others posted on the Internet.
- Madisha was speaking at the sixth annual national congress of the SA Municipal Workers' Union here.
- It is now preoccupied by a fight with the left for control of the party at its congress this month.
- The very notion of an ‘Indonesian’ women's congress foregrounded its nationalist drive.
- He said the next plenum of the central committee, scheduled after local party congresses from August this year to before March next year, will touch upon personnel matters for a new party leadership.
- One might as well propose steak tartare for the banquet of the next world congress of vegans.
- Finally, she was cheered frenetically at the party congress, where she was elected by a membership that did not want to hear about any more dirty business.
- Apart from some holiday speeches at their recent congress, the Socialist Party has been unwilling to even raise a finger against his measures.
- The citizens' insurance model favoured by the party congress is a two-sided coin.
- In the past, disputes at Green party congresses were often vehement and passionate, although usually conducted on a very low level.
- At the same time, the party congress was instructive in exposing the political background of the latest round of anti-foreigner and German nationalist agitation.
- In the end, two party congresses were held instead of one.
- Just a few months later, she won a majority of the votes at the party congress in Dresden in the election for CDU deputy chairperson.
- Hundreds of psychologists from all over the world attend our annual conventions, and hundreds of U.S. psychologists attend international congresses and other overseas meetings each year.
- The GAA's national congress in April will vote on changing its structure, which would allow its smaller central council to make a decision on ending the ban.
- The power to decide on a candidate to steer Namibia's boat for the next five years lies in the hands of delegates taking part in next weekend's extraordinary congress of the Swapo Party.
Synonyms conference, convention, seminar, colloquium, symposium, consultation, forum, meeting, assembly, gathering, congregation, rally, convocation, summit, synod, council, conclave historical conventicle 2A national legislative body, especially that of the US. The US Congress, which meets at the Capitol in Washington DC, was established by the Constitution of 1787 and is composed of the Senate and the House of Representatives. legislative power is held by a 72-member National Congress changes in taxation required the approval of Congress Example sentencesExamples - The president of the United States is going to the Congress of the United States.
- The President didn't ask Congress to pass a law to give him such authorization.
- As you know, I have spend most of week up on Capitol Hill covering the Congress.
- Now they are holding midnight sessions of congress to overturn 19 state judges and interfere in people's most personal decisions.
- It takes money to run the Department of Justice, and Congress controls the purse.
- Soon, the White House and Congress will cut deals, and some funds will be restored.
- If the Republicans are going to control only one house of Congress, then it would be best if it was the Senate.
- He ought to go to the Congress of the United States if he wants to wage war.
- The Congress of the United States and the president of the United States unite.
- The Congress stood on the steps and sang together, both Democrats and Republicans.
- She could get seven years and says she plans to take her case to the United Nations and the U.S. Congress.
- Some Democrats in Congress apparently think the same is true of the United States.
- Then, as now, Republicans controlled Congress and Democrats the White House.
- There is only one problem: Congress has not yet made available any money for the program.
- Sign up for the rally now or send a message to your Senators and Representative in Congress.
- The House of Representatives is the larger of the two Houses of Congress.
- This motion will be presented to the House of Delegates at Congress in April.
- On the next day, Congress chose George Washington to be its commander in chief.
- This is his way to win the votes for the Republican people up in Congress.
Synonyms legislature, legislative assembly, parliament, convocation, diet, council, senate, chamber, chamber of deputies, house upper house, lower house, upper chamber, lower chamber, second chamber 3(often in names) a political society or organization. Example sentencesExamples - The Congress of Neurological Surgeons exists to enhance health and improve lives worldwide through the advancement of education and scientific exchange.
- The National Congress of Indians provides national leadership on issues facing tribal communities throughout the United States.
- The American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine serves people with disabling conditions by promoting rehabilitation research and facilitating information dissemination and the transfer of technology.
- Her next job was at Central Australian Aboriginal Congress, as a Child Health Coordinator.
4mass noun The action of coming together. Example sentencesExamples - I'm sick of the adolescent way this makes me feel, the adolescent way it makes me talk, the nervousness creeping into sexual congress.
- In taking such excessive, evasive action he was not the only eminent Victorian to be sickened by the idea of engaging in sexual congress.
- As might be expected, any suggestion of female sexuality or of sexual congress outside of marriage is treated as immoral and shameful.
- Victorian prudery did the rest, followed in quick succession by an unhealthy determination to class sexual congress as obscene and therefore not to be discussed, far less celebrated.
- He tells us, for example, that in the Elizabethan period ‘it was customary for men and women to have sexual congress almost fully clothed’.
- The narrator and Anne take a seaside holiday, during which the prospect of sexual congress is anticipated.
- There was formerly a tribe of South Sea islanders who, until discovered by explorers, had never made the connection between sexual congress and pregnancy.
- Her choice to have or not have children is reconsidered with each menstrual cycle and with each sexual congress.
- It would be ideal if all sexual congress took place between consenting couples in love but unfortunately this is unrealistic.
- Even with sterile people, there is a symbolism in the union of male and female that speaks to the core nature of sexual congress and its ideal instantiation.
- Just as we tired of lugging the water, the men tired of not enjoying sexual congress.
- But the really amazing part was that Maria had never had sexual congress with a man before, and was thus a virgin.
- While society has thankfully moved on from the ignorant days when homosexuality was a crime, it is still against the law to indulge in any kind of sexual congress in a public place, and quite rightly so.
- Your situation is not unlike the girl who permits everything but the textbook definition of sexual congress so she can say she's a virgin.
- The dictionary says that ‘tupping’ describes what rams do to ewes but I first came across it being used in relation to human sexual congress.
- This does not mean that he has, or attempts to have, sexual congress with these women, especially against their will.
- There are so many euphemisms for the act of sexual congress.
- Violent husbands offer excuses that range from the wife not doing housework, her frequent visits to her parents' home, or refusing the husband's request for sexual congress.
- Indiscriminate sexual congress in teenagers is regarded as wholesome.
Origin Late Middle English (denoting an encounter during battle): from Latin congressus, from congredi 'meet', from con- 'together' + gradi 'walk'. A congress once meant an encounter during battle: it is from Latin congressus, from congredi ‘meet’, literally ‘walk together’. Use for any ‘coming together’ is reflected in obsolete or archaic uses such as social congress, sexual congress.
Definition of congress in US English: congressnounˈkäNGɡrəsˈkɑŋɡrəs 1A national legislative body, especially that of the US. The US Congress, which meets at the Capitol in Washington, D.C., was established by the Constitution of 1787 and is composed of the Senate and the House of Representatives. changes in taxation required the approval of Congress legislative power is held by a 72-member National Congress Example sentencesExamples - This is his way to win the votes for the Republican people up in Congress.
- Then, as now, Republicans controlled Congress and Democrats the White House.
- Soon, the White House and Congress will cut deals, and some funds will be restored.
- If the Republicans are going to control only one house of Congress, then it would be best if it was the Senate.
- She could get seven years and says she plans to take her case to the United Nations and the U.S. Congress.
- It takes money to run the Department of Justice, and Congress controls the purse.
- He ought to go to the Congress of the United States if he wants to wage war.
- The Congress of the United States and the president of the United States unite.
- The President didn't ask Congress to pass a law to give him such authorization.
- Now they are holding midnight sessions of congress to overturn 19 state judges and interfere in people's most personal decisions.
- On the next day, Congress chose George Washington to be its commander in chief.
- Sign up for the rally now or send a message to your Senators and Representative in Congress.
- The Congress stood on the steps and sang together, both Democrats and Republicans.
- The House of Representatives is the larger of the two Houses of Congress.
- There is only one problem: Congress has not yet made available any money for the program.
- This motion will be presented to the House of Delegates at Congress in April.
- Some Democrats in Congress apparently think the same is true of the United States.
- The president of the United States is going to the Congress of the United States.
- As you know, I have spend most of week up on Capitol Hill covering the Congress.
Synonyms legislature, legislative assembly, parliament, convocation, diet, council, senate, chamber, chamber of deputies, house - 1.1 A particular session of the US Congress.
Example sentencesExamples - To back these claims with some empirical evidence, I look briefly at the roll calls taken in the House during the 98th Congress.
- During the 102nd Congress and the recently concluded 103rd Congress, the period covered by the study, not one important anti-tobacco initiative was passed.
- He was on this game in the final session of the last congress.
- Sixty-four Republicans voted for even a stronger bill in the House in the last Congress.
- The Committee on Public Expenditures was revived as a select committee during the 47th Congress.
2A formal meeting or series of meetings for discussion between delegates, especially those from a political party or labor union or from within a particular discipline. an international congress of mathematicians Example sentencesExamples - He said the next plenum of the central committee, scheduled after local party congresses from August this year to before March next year, will touch upon personnel matters for a new party leadership.
- The power to decide on a candidate to steer Namibia's boat for the next five years lies in the hands of delegates taking part in next weekend's extraordinary congress of the Swapo Party.
- Just a few months later, she won a majority of the votes at the party congress in Dresden in the election for CDU deputy chairperson.
- At the same time, the party congress was instructive in exposing the political background of the latest round of anti-foreigner and German nationalist agitation.
- At a party congress held in Berlin on August 27, Germany's recently founded Left Party adopted its program for the federal election due to take place on September 18.
- He said the party's national congress was the only body that could change the UDM's position.
- He said the party had decided to hold the party congress by the end of the year, so that it could have a greater influence ahead of the 2006 general elections.
- Madisha was speaking at the sixth annual national congress of the SA Municipal Workers' Union here.
- Finally, she was cheered frenetically at the party congress, where she was elected by a membership that did not want to hear about any more dirty business.
- It is now preoccupied by a fight with the left for control of the party at its congress this month.
- One might as well propose steak tartare for the banquet of the next world congress of vegans.
- In the past, disputes at Green party congresses were often vehement and passionate, although usually conducted on a very low level.
- At party congresses, the revisionists, who argued for a reconciliation with the existing social order, were regularly outvoted.
- In the end, two party congresses were held instead of one.
- The panelists, members of a national government advisory congress, intervened and heard the student out, according to one witness and accounts by others posted on the Internet.
- The GAA's national congress in April will vote on changing its structure, which would allow its smaller central council to make a decision on ending the ban.
- The citizens' insurance model favoured by the party congress is a two-sided coin.
- The very notion of an ‘Indonesian’ women's congress foregrounded its nationalist drive.
- Hundreds of psychologists from all over the world attend our annual conventions, and hundreds of U.S. psychologists attend international congresses and other overseas meetings each year.
- Apart from some holiday speeches at their recent congress, the Socialist Party has been unwilling to even raise a finger against his measures.
Synonyms conference, convention, seminar, colloquium, symposium, consultation, forum, meeting, assembly, gathering, congregation, rally, convocation, summit, synod, council, conclave 3A society or organization, especially a political one. the National Congress of American Indians Example sentencesExamples - Her next job was at Central Australian Aboriginal Congress, as a Child Health Coordinator.
- The American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine serves people with disabling conditions by promoting rehabilitation research and facilitating information dissemination and the transfer of technology.
- The National Congress of Indians provides national leadership on issues facing tribal communities throughout the United States.
- The Congress of Neurological Surgeons exists to enhance health and improve lives worldwide through the advancement of education and scientific exchange.
4The action of coming together. Example sentencesExamples - The narrator and Anne take a seaside holiday, during which the prospect of sexual congress is anticipated.
- There was formerly a tribe of South Sea islanders who, until discovered by explorers, had never made the connection between sexual congress and pregnancy.
- Just as we tired of lugging the water, the men tired of not enjoying sexual congress.
- Even with sterile people, there is a symbolism in the union of male and female that speaks to the core nature of sexual congress and its ideal instantiation.
- But the really amazing part was that Maria had never had sexual congress with a man before, and was thus a virgin.
- Her choice to have or not have children is reconsidered with each menstrual cycle and with each sexual congress.
- There are so many euphemisms for the act of sexual congress.
- He tells us, for example, that in the Elizabethan period ‘it was customary for men and women to have sexual congress almost fully clothed’.
- The dictionary says that ‘tupping’ describes what rams do to ewes but I first came across it being used in relation to human sexual congress.
- In taking such excessive, evasive action he was not the only eminent Victorian to be sickened by the idea of engaging in sexual congress.
- It would be ideal if all sexual congress took place between consenting couples in love but unfortunately this is unrealistic.
- This does not mean that he has, or attempts to have, sexual congress with these women, especially against their will.
- Victorian prudery did the rest, followed in quick succession by an unhealthy determination to class sexual congress as obscene and therefore not to be discussed, far less celebrated.
- As might be expected, any suggestion of female sexuality or of sexual congress outside of marriage is treated as immoral and shameful.
- Violent husbands offer excuses that range from the wife not doing housework, her frequent visits to her parents' home, or refusing the husband's request for sexual congress.
- Your situation is not unlike the girl who permits everything but the textbook definition of sexual congress so she can say she's a virgin.
- While society has thankfully moved on from the ignorant days when homosexuality was a crime, it is still against the law to indulge in any kind of sexual congress in a public place, and quite rightly so.
- I'm sick of the adolescent way this makes me feel, the adolescent way it makes me talk, the nervousness creeping into sexual congress.
- Indiscriminate sexual congress in teenagers is regarded as wholesome.
Origin Late Middle English (denoting an encounter during battle): from Latin congressus, from congredi ‘meet’, from con- ‘together’ + gradi ‘walk’. |