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

• Policy of Floating Population's Citizenry: Measurement and Evaluation System
  流动人口市民化的政策测度及评价体系
• 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。
• The widely held fear that a Godless citizenry must experience societal disaster is therefore refuted.
  广泛存在的不信神的人民必然经历社会灾难的恐惧因此毫无根据。
• 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。
• Teeming markets and busy citizenry.
  拥挤的市场和忙碌的居民。
• Sometimes government officials are even denied promotions if the citizenry is not gleeful enough.
  有些时候，如果市民幸福感不够高，政府官员甚至没有提升机会。
• The priests of Zakarum and the citizenry of Khanduras recognized the disturbing change within their liege.
  扎卡鲁姆的牧师们和坎多拉斯的公民开始注意到他们君主身上发生的怪异变化。
• 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。
• Campaigns to prepare for the games by cracking down on uncivilised behaviour such as spitting, queue-jumping and general rudeness have clearly improved the capital's citizenry, they say – and they have the numbers to prove it.
  官员们表示，为准备奥运会而开展的消除不文明举止的活动（如随地吐痰、插队及不礼貌行为等），已明显提高了首都市民的文明程度&他们有数据证明这一点。
• The ultimate result is a more politically engaged citizenry and a more responsive government, with the library acting as a mediating influence.
  随着图书馆发挥其作为媒介的影响，最终的结果是有更多的参与政治的公民和作出更多相应的政府。