citizenry

英 [ˈsɪtɪzənri]

美 [ˈsɪtɪzənri]

n.  全体市民(或公民)

法律

BNC.34813 / COCA.12187

牛津词典

noun

• 全体市民（或公民）
  all the citizens of a particular town, country, etc.

柯林斯词典

• N-SING-COLL 全体国民;全体州居民;全体市民
  The people living in a country, state, or city can be referred to as thecitizenry.
  1. He used the medium of radio when he wanted to enlist public support or reassure the citizenry...
     他利用广播媒介来获得公众支持或安定民心。
  2. I think we lack a citizenry that is adequately willing to take responsibility.
     我觉得我们缺乏非常愿意承担责任的公民。

英英释义

noun

• the body of citizens of a state or country
  1. the Spanish people
  Synonym:people

双语例句

• Teeming markets and busy citizenry.
  拥挤的市场和忙碌的居民。
• This was the sort of thing the citizenry was supposed to sort out for itself.
  像这种事情市民应该自行解决才是。
• This matter will not be frankly evident until the citizenry starts to starve, and there are not enough stores of cheese and rice and beans to distribute.
  这件事不会成为明显证据，直到市民开始受饿，但是没有足够的贮存的奶酪大米和黄豆用来分发。
• The army of occupation had orders not to ill-treat the local citizenry.
  占领军被命令不得迫害当地居民。
• Zhang Ailing, as a citizenry, actually embarks from the civic essence, considering peoples human nature and the destiny in the modern city.
  张爱玲却从都市本体出发，以一个都市人的身份，思考着现代都市中的人性和命运。
• He cared about the fate of peasants and the general citizenry, Russians in the mass.
  他关心俄罗斯大部分农民和市民的命运。
• But I say this to our citizenry: We, ever your servants, will continue to defend your liberty and repel the forces that seek to take it from you!
  不过我会对我们的公民说：我们是你们每一个人的公仆，将继续捍卫你们的自由并且设法排除这股力量。
• This vast and diverse citizenry will not always agree on every issue& nor should we.
  如此广泛和多样的公民队伍不可能永远在每一个问题上都取得一致，我们也不应该如此。
• Fenster's arguments suggest that, contrary to popular belief, the increased availability of government information through the Internet will not automatically result in a more informed citizenry.
  芬斯特的观点表明，与通常观点相反，通过因特网获得的、日益增强的政府信息的实用性不会自动产生更多的知情的民众。
• His answer is to raise money directly from the citizenry.
  他对解决预算问题的答案是直接从欧洲民众那里筹集资金。