Definition of councilman in English:

councilman

nounPlural councilmenˈkaʊns(ə)lmənˈkaʊnsəlmən

A member of a council, especially a municipal one.
〈主美〉（尤指市、镇委员会的）男委员
as title Councilman Gerry Richardson
Example sentencesExamples
- As long as the mayor can maintain the loyalty of ten or more councilmen, his agenda can safely sail through the lawmaking process.
- One of our local councilmen has taken to giving interviews to anyone who will listen to express his displeasure over the new system.
- He says that particular image was not what was important to voters in 2002 when he ran for city council at age 25 and soundly beat a former councilman.
- Leading the insurgency is the town's mayor and an ambitious councilman.
- A few years later, while still serving as a councilman, he was elected to the local water board.
- Surely city councilmen ought to have better (and more constitutionally permissible) things to do.
- One of the councilmen was locked in his office and could not open the door.
- The other councilmen whispered amongst themselves in terror.
- Although this was not intended as an endorsement by the popular Republican councilman, the media and voters perceived it as such.
- He is a former Cleveland councilman and school board member.
- Two other councilmen recounted personal stories about the mayor's openness.
- Lang had been in office, as either a councilman or mayor, for 22 years.
- I knew my grandfather quite well; he was a city councilman.
- He was a political rival of the dead councilman.
- While he hired lobbyists to help him state his case, he personally developed relationships with city councilmen and pressed for their vote commitment.
- I had to show them what an upstanding group of councilmen should do.
- He was among the first councilmen to push for tax hikes.
- City councilmen said they're frustrated over delays in the negotiations.
- She finally pulled him away, and quietly told him that the councilmen wished to speak with him.
- But suddenly, the same numbers that police officers, city councilmen, mayors, and reporters had been staring at sadly for decades became the key to solving the city's crime problems.

Rhymes

councilmen

Definition of councilman in US English:

councilman

nounˈkaʊnsəlmənˈkounsəlmən

A member of a council, especially a municipal one.
〈主美〉（尤指市、镇委员会的）男委员
as title Councilman Gerry Richardson
Example sentencesExamples
- Leading the insurgency is the town's mayor and an ambitious councilman.
- He is a former Cleveland councilman and school board member.
- I knew my grandfather quite well; he was a city councilman.
- Although this was not intended as an endorsement by the popular Republican councilman, the media and voters perceived it as such.
- I had to show them what an upstanding group of councilmen should do.
- Surely city councilmen ought to have better (and more constitutionally permissible) things to do.
- Two other councilmen recounted personal stories about the mayor's openness.
- He was a political rival of the dead councilman.
- City councilmen said they're frustrated over delays in the negotiations.
- The other councilmen whispered amongst themselves in terror.
- One of the councilmen was locked in his office and could not open the door.
- She finally pulled him away, and quietly told him that the councilmen wished to speak with him.
- But suddenly, the same numbers that police officers, city councilmen, mayors, and reporters had been staring at sadly for decades became the key to solving the city's crime problems.
- He says that particular image was not what was important to voters in 2002 when he ran for city council at age 25 and soundly beat a former councilman.
- He was among the first councilmen to push for tax hikes.
- A few years later, while still serving as a councilman, he was elected to the local water board.
- Lang had been in office, as either a councilman or mayor, for 22 years.
- While he hired lobbyists to help him state his case, he personally developed relationships with city councilmen and pressed for their vote commitment.
- As long as the mayor can maintain the loyalty of ten or more councilmen, his agenda can safely sail through the lawmaking process.
- One of our local councilmen has taken to giving interviews to anyone who will listen to express his displeasure over the new system.

单词	councilman
释义	Definition of councilman in English: councilman nounPlural councilmenˈkaʊns(ə)lmənˈkaʊnsəlmən US A member of a council, especially a municipal one. 〈主美〉（尤指市、镇委员会的）男委员 as title Councilman Gerry Richardson Example sentencesExamples As long as the mayor can maintain the loyalty of ten or more councilmen, his agenda can safely sail through the lawmaking process. One of our local councilmen has taken to giving interviews to anyone who will listen to express his displeasure over the new system. He says that particular image was not what was important to voters in 2002 when he ran for city council at age 25 and soundly beat a former councilman. Leading the insurgency is the town's mayor and an ambitious councilman. A few years later, while still serving as a councilman, he was elected to the local water board. Surely city councilmen ought to have better (and more constitutionally permissible) things to do. One of the councilmen was locked in his office and could not open the door. The other councilmen whispered amongst themselves in terror. Although this was not intended as an endorsement by the popular Republican councilman, the media and voters perceived it as such. He is a former Cleveland councilman and school board member. Two other councilmen recounted personal stories about the mayor's openness. Lang had been in office, as either a councilman or mayor, for 22 years. I knew my grandfather quite well; he was a city councilman. He was a political rival of the dead councilman. While he hired lobbyists to help him state his case, he personally developed relationships with city councilmen and pressed for their vote commitment. I had to show them what an upstanding group of councilmen should do. He was among the first councilmen to push for tax hikes. City councilmen said they're frustrated over delays in the negotiations. She finally pulled him away, and quietly told him that the councilmen wished to speak with him. But suddenly, the same numbers that police officers, city councilmen, mayors, and reporters had been staring at sadly for decades became the key to solving the city's crime problems. Rhymes councilmen Definition of councilman in US English: councilman nounˈkaʊnsəlmənˈkounsəlmən US A member of a council, especially a municipal one. 〈主美〉（尤指市、镇委员会的）男委员 as title Councilman Gerry Richardson Example sentencesExamples Leading the insurgency is the town's mayor and an ambitious councilman. He is a former Cleveland councilman and school board member. I knew my grandfather quite well; he was a city councilman. Although this was not intended as an endorsement by the popular Republican councilman, the media and voters perceived it as such. I had to show them what an upstanding group of councilmen should do. Surely city councilmen ought to have better (and more constitutionally permissible) things to do. Two other councilmen recounted personal stories about the mayor's openness. He was a political rival of the dead councilman. City councilmen said they're frustrated over delays in the negotiations. The other councilmen whispered amongst themselves in terror. One of the councilmen was locked in his office and could not open the door. She finally pulled him away, and quietly told him that the councilmen wished to speak with him. But suddenly, the same numbers that police officers, city councilmen, mayors, and reporters had been staring at sadly for decades became the key to solving the city's crime problems. He says that particular image was not what was important to voters in 2002 when he ran for city council at age 25 and soundly beat a former councilman. He was among the first councilmen to push for tax hikes. A few years later, while still serving as a councilman, he was elected to the local water board. Lang had been in office, as either a councilman or mayor, for 22 years. While he hired lobbyists to help him state his case, he personally developed relationships with city councilmen and pressed for their vote commitment. As long as the mayor can maintain the loyalty of ten or more councilmen, his agenda can safely sail through the lawmaking process. One of our local councilmen has taken to giving interviews to anyone who will listen to express his displeasure over the new system.
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