statesmanship

英 [ˈsteɪtsmənʃɪp]

美 [ˈsteɪtsmənʃɪp]

n.  政治才能; 治国才干

BNC.35401 / COCA.26262

牛津词典

noun

• 政治才能；治国才干
  skill in managing state affairs

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 政治家风范;政治家的才干;政治家活动
  Statesmanshipis the skill and activities of a statesman.
  1. He praised the two leaders warmly for their statesmanship.
     他热情地称赞了两位领导人的政治家风范。

英英释义

noun

• wisdom in the management of public affairs
  Synonym:statecraftdiplomacy

双语例句

• Would his diplomacy be better? Would he handle sensitive issues with honesty, wisdom and statesmanship?
  面对敏感话题时，他能展现出自己的坦诚、才识和执政能力吗？
• There has to be a well established track record as a highly skilled manager with strong statesmanship.
  他必须拥有良好的记录，既是一位技能高超的管理者，也拥有卓越的政治才能。
• The common denominator today is a lack of economic statesmanship.
  当今领导人的共同点是缺乏解决经济问题的政治才能。
• Stanley Baldwin was the symbol of statesmanship.
  斯坦利鲍德温是政治家风范的象征。
• He praised the two leaders warmly for their statesmanship.
  他热情地称赞了两位领导人的政治家风范。
• The art of statesmanship de Gaulle reasoned, was to understand the trend of history.
  戴高乐认为，政治家的艺术，就是了解历史的趋势。
• If there was ever a time for statesmanship, it is surely now.
  如果说有任何时刻是需要政治家才能的，那么现在肯定到了这样的时刻。
• An act of supreme statesmanship
  一个最能体现政治家风度的举动
• We must demonstrate the leadership, statesmanship, vision, capacity, and sacrifice to transform our nation.
  我们必须展现领导能力、政治家的胸怀、眼界、才干以及为我们国家转型而献身的意愿。
• War and statesmanship were not for him, but he knew how important those things were-at times.
  战争之道、治国之才他虽都不在行，但他知道这些东西有时候是多么重要。