Definition of secretariat in English:

secretariat

nounˌsɛkrɪˈtɛːrɪətˌsɛkrəˈtɛriət

1A permanent administrative office or department, especially a governmental one.
the European Secretariat in Luxembourg
Example sentencesExamples
- In fact he formed a special committee in the cabinet secretariat to work out special tourist packages for the islands.
- They are processes that legitimize political activity by international secretariats on behalf of their organizations.
- The group's secretariat is usually provided by an outside body, either an NGO or a consultancy.
- There are suggestions that regional health secretariats and youth centres might serve wider Commonwealth functions.
- The al-Sadr movement has a representative in the general secretariat.
- Significantly, neither the government information ministry nor the presidential secretariat has responded to criticisms of the raid.
- His successor at the peace secretariat is expected to be appointed after Sri Lanka's presidential election on Nov.17.
- The Council formed a permanent secretariat in Brussels to assist its work.
- The spokesman said the bureau had made arrangements to provide secretariat and administrative support to the panel.
- Now the general secretariat can only take action on the initiative of the prime minister.
- He is a member of the national secretariat, the five-member board of the party's leadership.
- The bank, dominated by the US, not only houses its secretariat, but provides its current chair.
- Plantlife International hosts the secretariat for Planta Europa, the network of organisations working for plant conservation across Europe.
- They marched to the state government secretariat chanting slogans condemning the administration's attitude to the dispute.
- Uzbekistan joined in June 2001, when the body was restructured with a permanent secretariat headquartered in Beijing.
- Mitterrand quickly favoured Jospin and by 1973 had already brought him into the national secretariat of the party.
- Santa's national secretariat is embroiled in several disputes with other Santa hospitals throughout the country.
- This applies in particular to their secretariats that are tightly controlled and steered by a handful of developed countries.
- The parties in every country have their own special women's committees, secretariats and bureaus.
- But that process, however closely coordinated with U.N. secretariats, is still technically unilateral.
1. 1.1treated as singular or plural The staff working in a secretariat.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The Parliament is helped by a large secretariat of approximately 3,500 staff, headed by a Secretary-General.
  The group's secretariat is usually provided by an outside body, either an NGO or a consultancy.
  This group would have its own budget, secretariat, council of ministers, and parliamentary assembly.
  I also pay tribute to the select committee secretariat for their work.
  Every two years, one member country hosts the council's secretariat, assuming the costs of its operation.

Origin

Early 19th century: from French secrétariat, from medieval Latin secretariatus, from secretarius (see secretary).

Rhymes

commissariat, lumpenproletariat, proletariat, salariat, vicariate

Definition of secretariat in US English:

secretariat

nounˌsɛkrəˈtɛriətˌsekrəˈterēət

1A permanent administrative office or department, especially a governmental one.
the European Secretariat in Luxembourg
Example sentencesExamples
- But that process, however closely coordinated with U.N. secretariats, is still technically unilateral.
- They marched to the state government secretariat chanting slogans condemning the administration's attitude to the dispute.
- Santa's national secretariat is embroiled in several disputes with other Santa hospitals throughout the country.
- The Council formed a permanent secretariat in Brussels to assist its work.
- They are processes that legitimize political activity by international secretariats on behalf of their organizations.
- There are suggestions that regional health secretariats and youth centres might serve wider Commonwealth functions.
- The group's secretariat is usually provided by an outside body, either an NGO or a consultancy.
- This applies in particular to their secretariats that are tightly controlled and steered by a handful of developed countries.
- His successor at the peace secretariat is expected to be appointed after Sri Lanka's presidential election on Nov.17.
- Significantly, neither the government information ministry nor the presidential secretariat has responded to criticisms of the raid.
- He is a member of the national secretariat, the five-member board of the party's leadership.
- Mitterrand quickly favoured Jospin and by 1973 had already brought him into the national secretariat of the party.
- The spokesman said the bureau had made arrangements to provide secretariat and administrative support to the panel.
- In fact he formed a special committee in the cabinet secretariat to work out special tourist packages for the islands.
- The parties in every country have their own special women's committees, secretariats and bureaus.
- The bank, dominated by the US, not only houses its secretariat, but provides its current chair.
- Now the general secretariat can only take action on the initiative of the prime minister.
- Plantlife International hosts the secretariat for Planta Europa, the network of organisations working for plant conservation across Europe.
- The al-Sadr movement has a representative in the general secretariat.
- Uzbekistan joined in June 2001, when the body was restructured with a permanent secretariat headquartered in Beijing.
1. 1.1treated as singular or plural The staff working in a secretariat.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The Parliament is helped by a large secretariat of approximately 3,500 staff, headed by a Secretary-General.
  Every two years, one member country hosts the council's secretariat, assuming the costs of its operation.
  I also pay tribute to the select committee secretariat for their work.
  This group would have its own budget, secretariat, council of ministers, and parliamentary assembly.
  The group's secretariat is usually provided by an outside body, either an NGO or a consultancy.

Origin

Early 19th century: from French secrétariat, from medieval Latin secretariatus, from secretarius (see secretary).

单词	secretariat
释义	Definition of secretariat in English: secretariat nounˌsɛkrɪˈtɛːrɪətˌsɛkrəˈtɛriət 1A permanent administrative office or department, especially a governmental one. the European Secretariat in Luxembourg Example sentencesExamples In fact he formed a special committee in the cabinet secretariat to work out special tourist packages for the islands. They are processes that legitimize political activity by international secretariats on behalf of their organizations. The group's secretariat is usually provided by an outside body, either an NGO or a consultancy. There are suggestions that regional health secretariats and youth centres might serve wider Commonwealth functions. The al-Sadr movement has a representative in the general secretariat. Significantly, neither the government information ministry nor the presidential secretariat has responded to criticisms of the raid. His successor at the peace secretariat is expected to be appointed after Sri Lanka's presidential election on Nov.17. The Council formed a permanent secretariat in Brussels to assist its work. The spokesman said the bureau had made arrangements to provide secretariat and administrative support to the panel. Now the general secretariat can only take action on the initiative of the prime minister. He is a member of the national secretariat, the five-member board of the party's leadership. The bank, dominated by the US, not only houses its secretariat, but provides its current chair. Plantlife International hosts the secretariat for Planta Europa, the network of organisations working for plant conservation across Europe. They marched to the state government secretariat chanting slogans condemning the administration's attitude to the dispute. Uzbekistan joined in June 2001, when the body was restructured with a permanent secretariat headquartered in Beijing. Mitterrand quickly favoured Jospin and by 1973 had already brought him into the national secretariat of the party. Santa's national secretariat is embroiled in several disputes with other Santa hospitals throughout the country. This applies in particular to their secretariats that are tightly controlled and steered by a handful of developed countries. The parties in every country have their own special women's committees, secretariats and bureaus. But that process, however closely coordinated with U.N. secretariats, is still technically unilateral. 1.1treated as singular or plural The staff working in a secretariat. Example sentencesExamples The Parliament is helped by a large secretariat of approximately 3,500 staff, headed by a Secretary-General. The group's secretariat is usually provided by an outside body, either an NGO or a consultancy. This group would have its own budget, secretariat, council of ministers, and parliamentary assembly. I also pay tribute to the select committee secretariat for their work. Every two years, one member country hosts the council's secretariat, assuming the costs of its operation. Origin Early 19th century: from French secrétariat, from medieval Latin secretariatus, from secretarius (see secretary). Rhymes commissariat, lumpenproletariat, proletariat, salariat, vicariate Definition of secretariat in US English: secretariat nounˌsɛkrəˈtɛriətˌsekrəˈterēət 1A permanent administrative office or department, especially a governmental one. the European Secretariat in Luxembourg Example sentencesExamples But that process, however closely coordinated with U.N. secretariats, is still technically unilateral. They marched to the state government secretariat chanting slogans condemning the administration's attitude to the dispute. Santa's national secretariat is embroiled in several disputes with other Santa hospitals throughout the country. The Council formed a permanent secretariat in Brussels to assist its work. They are processes that legitimize political activity by international secretariats on behalf of their organizations. There are suggestions that regional health secretariats and youth centres might serve wider Commonwealth functions. The group's secretariat is usually provided by an outside body, either an NGO or a consultancy. This applies in particular to their secretariats that are tightly controlled and steered by a handful of developed countries. His successor at the peace secretariat is expected to be appointed after Sri Lanka's presidential election on Nov.17. Significantly, neither the government information ministry nor the presidential secretariat has responded to criticisms of the raid. He is a member of the national secretariat, the five-member board of the party's leadership. Mitterrand quickly favoured Jospin and by 1973 had already brought him into the national secretariat of the party. The spokesman said the bureau had made arrangements to provide secretariat and administrative support to the panel. In fact he formed a special committee in the cabinet secretariat to work out special tourist packages for the islands. The parties in every country have their own special women's committees, secretariats and bureaus. The bank, dominated by the US, not only houses its secretariat, but provides its current chair. Now the general secretariat can only take action on the initiative of the prime minister. Plantlife International hosts the secretariat for Planta Europa, the network of organisations working for plant conservation across Europe. The al-Sadr movement has a representative in the general secretariat. Uzbekistan joined in June 2001, when the body was restructured with a permanent secretariat headquartered in Beijing. 1.1treated as singular or plural The staff working in a secretariat. Example sentencesExamples The Parliament is helped by a large secretariat of approximately 3,500 staff, headed by a Secretary-General. Every two years, one member country hosts the council's secretariat, assuming the costs of its operation. I also pay tribute to the select committee secretariat for their work. This group would have its own budget, secretariat, council of ministers, and parliamentary assembly. The group's secretariat is usually provided by an outside body, either an NGO or a consultancy. Origin Early 19th century: from French secrétariat, from medieval Latin secretariatus, from secretarius (see secretary).
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