Definition of presidency in English:

presidency

nounPlural presidencies ˈprɛzɪd(ə)nsiˈprɛz(ə)dənsi

1The office of president.
总统（或院长、校长、总裁等的）职务
the presidency of the United States
美国总统职务。
Example sentencesExamples
- Among those who are stepping down from presidencies or chancellor posts to pursue retirement or other opportunities is a stellar group of African Americans.
- It was clear that Bill Clinton loved the job of the presidency.
- They are constitutionally excluded from holding the presidency or the premiership.
- Lee succeeded to the presidency and remained in office for 12 years.
- Losing the presidency is losing the presidency whether or not the election is close.
- We did it through the presidency, the presidency of the United States.
- All presidents on assuming the presidency receive the same formal constitutional powers.
- But the presidency is an office of great responsibility and consequence.
- We've heard the presidency called the loneliest job in the world, a splendid misery, whatever.
- Most supporters of the candidates believe their machinery will do the job to win the presidency.
- The image we see is of an aloof presidency, presiding over dysfunctional government agencies.
- In 1941 Maloney defeated the Communist candidate in a crucial election for the Labor Council presidency.
- He was not, by some people's reckoning, a likely candidate for the presidency when he took office in 1979.
- In effect, Congress delegated the war power to the presidency but reserved the right to force removal of the troops.
- And I like to say that I knew right then and there that he'd be vice president and would be a candidate for the presidency.
- I think we all know that the presidency is tremendously hard work, even for a president like this one who keeps notoriously light hours.
- While seeking the presidency and while in office, Mr. Reagan was attacked by plenty of Republicans.
- Unlike any other elected office, the American presidency first and foremost is charged with keeping us safe and secure.
1. 1.1 The period of a president's office.
  the liberal climate that existed during Carter's presidency
  卡特担任总统期间的自由氛围。
  Example sentencesExamples
  He cited both Lyndon Johnson's and Richard Nixon's presidencies as examples of presidencies that were toppled by torrents of negative public criticism.
  What is the White House doing differently now to react to what is obviously a terrible political period for this presidency?
  During Jefferson's presidency a friend observed him on his way to church, carrying a large prayer book.
  President Polk during his presidency lusted for more land than the country had ever before controlled.
  In domestic policies his presidency coincided with a period of considerable economic prosperity.
  Take, for example, the regulation on access to documents agreed during the Swedish Council presidency of 2001.
  Some of the money spent by Mr Calley in that period was directly linked to Ireland's presidency of the EU for the first half of 2004.
  ‘In a strange way, we've had two presidents and two presidencies,’ said Stephen Hess of the Brookings Institution, who has been an adviser to four presidents.
  Well, I don't think when you're talking about the history of a presidency the job simply is to unify the country.
  And it, also, comes on the first day of the U.S. presidency of the Security Council.
  That man owes her big time, both for his presidency and now the chance to shape the supreme court for a generation.
  The coming two months are a critical period because it will lay the groundwork for the next presidency and possibly have an effect on determining its success.
  Yet he never solicited money for his presidential library during his presidency.
  Glenn served as a policy analyst in the White House Office of Domestic Policy during the presidency of George H.W. Bush.
  But then, no president had begun his presidency with less public support than President Clinton.
  We know that there have been 2.5 million jobs lost in his presidency.
2Christian Church
The role of the priest or minister who conducts a Eucharist.
〔基督教〕（牧师或司铎）圣餐主持
Example sentencesExamples
- Yet this does not mean that some critical observations cannot be made about the role of Eucharistic presidency as it has evolved.
- It was self-evident that the presidency at the Eucharist should be given to those commissioned by ordination for this work.
- The surprise ruling left critics of lay presidency wondering what happened to the authority of the Book of Common Prayer, Anglican tradition and worldwide practice, and the 39 articles of faith.

Origin

Late 16th century: from medieval Latin praesidentia, from praesidere 'sit before' (see preside).

Rhymes

residency

Definition of presidency in US English:

presidency

nounˈprɛz(ə)dənsiˈprez(ə)dənsē

1The office of president.
总统（或院长、校长、总裁等的）职务
the presidency of the US
美国总统职务。
Example sentencesExamples
- Among those who are stepping down from presidencies or chancellor posts to pursue retirement or other opportunities is a stellar group of African Americans.
- The image we see is of an aloof presidency, presiding over dysfunctional government agencies.
- We did it through the presidency, the presidency of the United States.
- Most supporters of the candidates believe their machinery will do the job to win the presidency.
- Losing the presidency is losing the presidency whether or not the election is close.
- But the presidency is an office of great responsibility and consequence.
- In 1941 Maloney defeated the Communist candidate in a crucial election for the Labor Council presidency.
- While seeking the presidency and while in office, Mr. Reagan was attacked by plenty of Republicans.
- I think we all know that the presidency is tremendously hard work, even for a president like this one who keeps notoriously light hours.
- We've heard the presidency called the loneliest job in the world, a splendid misery, whatever.
- In effect, Congress delegated the war power to the presidency but reserved the right to force removal of the troops.
- And I like to say that I knew right then and there that he'd be vice president and would be a candidate for the presidency.
- Lee succeeded to the presidency and remained in office for 12 years.
- They are constitutionally excluded from holding the presidency or the premiership.
- All presidents on assuming the presidency receive the same formal constitutional powers.
- It was clear that Bill Clinton loved the job of the presidency.
- Unlike any other elected office, the American presidency first and foremost is charged with keeping us safe and secure.
- He was not, by some people's reckoning, a likely candidate for the presidency when he took office in 1979.
1. 1.1 The period of a president's office.
  the liberal climate that existed during Carter's presidency
  卡特担任总统期间的自由氛围。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The coming two months are a critical period because it will lay the groundwork for the next presidency and possibly have an effect on determining its success.
  He cited both Lyndon Johnson's and Richard Nixon's presidencies as examples of presidencies that were toppled by torrents of negative public criticism.
  Glenn served as a policy analyst in the White House Office of Domestic Policy during the presidency of George H.W. Bush.
  Well, I don't think when you're talking about the history of a presidency the job simply is to unify the country.
  And it, also, comes on the first day of the U.S. presidency of the Security Council.
  But then, no president had begun his presidency with less public support than President Clinton.
  That man owes her big time, both for his presidency and now the chance to shape the supreme court for a generation.
  During Jefferson's presidency a friend observed him on his way to church, carrying a large prayer book.
  Take, for example, the regulation on access to documents agreed during the Swedish Council presidency of 2001.
  President Polk during his presidency lusted for more land than the country had ever before controlled.
  We know that there have been 2.5 million jobs lost in his presidency.
  What is the White House doing differently now to react to what is obviously a terrible political period for this presidency?
  Yet he never solicited money for his presidential library during his presidency.
  In domestic policies his presidency coincided with a period of considerable economic prosperity.
  ‘In a strange way, we've had two presidents and two presidencies,’ said Stephen Hess of the Brookings Institution, who has been an adviser to four presidents.
  Some of the money spent by Mr Calley in that period was directly linked to Ireland's presidency of the EU for the first half of 2004.
2. 1.2Christian Church The role of the priest or minister who conducts a Eucharist.
  〔基督教〕（牧师或司铎）圣餐主持
  Example sentencesExamples
  Yet this does not mean that some critical observations cannot be made about the role of Eucharistic presidency as it has evolved.
  The surprise ruling left critics of lay presidency wondering what happened to the authority of the Book of Common Prayer, Anglican tradition and worldwide practice, and the 39 articles of faith.
  It was self-evident that the presidency at the Eucharist should be given to those commissioned by ordination for this work.
3. 1.3 (in the Mormon church) a council of three officers forming the highest administrative body.
  Example sentencesExamples
  He had earlier served 14 years as a counselor in the First Presidency, the top governing body of the Church.
  The Presidencies then indexed the records and sent them to the India Office in London.

Origin

Late 16th century: from medieval Latin praesidentia, from praesidere ‘sit before’ (see preside).

单词	presidency
释义	Definition of presidency in English: presidency nounPlural presidencies ˈprɛzɪd(ə)nsiˈprɛz(ə)dənsi 1The office of president. 总统（或院长、校长、总裁等的）职务 the presidency of the United States 美国总统职务。 Example sentencesExamples Among those who are stepping down from presidencies or chancellor posts to pursue retirement or other opportunities is a stellar group of African Americans. It was clear that Bill Clinton loved the job of the presidency. They are constitutionally excluded from holding the presidency or the premiership. Lee succeeded to the presidency and remained in office for 12 years. Losing the presidency is losing the presidency whether or not the election is close. We did it through the presidency, the presidency of the United States. All presidents on assuming the presidency receive the same formal constitutional powers. But the presidency is an office of great responsibility and consequence. We've heard the presidency called the loneliest job in the world, a splendid misery, whatever. Most supporters of the candidates believe their machinery will do the job to win the presidency. The image we see is of an aloof presidency, presiding over dysfunctional government agencies. In 1941 Maloney defeated the Communist candidate in a crucial election for the Labor Council presidency. He was not, by some people's reckoning, a likely candidate for the presidency when he took office in 1979. In effect, Congress delegated the war power to the presidency but reserved the right to force removal of the troops. And I like to say that I knew right then and there that he'd be vice president and would be a candidate for the presidency. I think we all know that the presidency is tremendously hard work, even for a president like this one who keeps notoriously light hours. While seeking the presidency and while in office, Mr. Reagan was attacked by plenty of Republicans. Unlike any other elected office, the American presidency first and foremost is charged with keeping us safe and secure. 1.1 The period of a president's office. the liberal climate that existed during Carter's presidency 卡特担任总统期间的自由氛围。 Example sentencesExamples He cited both Lyndon Johnson's and Richard Nixon's presidencies as examples of presidencies that were toppled by torrents of negative public criticism. What is the White House doing differently now to react to what is obviously a terrible political period for this presidency? During Jefferson's presidency a friend observed him on his way to church, carrying a large prayer book. President Polk during his presidency lusted for more land than the country had ever before controlled. In domestic policies his presidency coincided with a period of considerable economic prosperity. Take, for example, the regulation on access to documents agreed during the Swedish Council presidency of 2001. Some of the money spent by Mr Calley in that period was directly linked to Ireland's presidency of the EU for the first half of 2004. ‘In a strange way, we've had two presidents and two presidencies,’ said Stephen Hess of the Brookings Institution, who has been an adviser to four presidents. Well, I don't think when you're talking about the history of a presidency the job simply is to unify the country. And it, also, comes on the first day of the U.S. presidency of the Security Council. That man owes her big time, both for his presidency and now the chance to shape the supreme court for a generation. The coming two months are a critical period because it will lay the groundwork for the next presidency and possibly have an effect on determining its success. Yet he never solicited money for his presidential library during his presidency. Glenn served as a policy analyst in the White House Office of Domestic Policy during the presidency of George H.W. Bush. But then, no president had begun his presidency with less public support than President Clinton. We know that there have been 2.5 million jobs lost in his presidency. 2Christian Church The role of the priest or minister who conducts a Eucharist. 〔基督教〕（牧师或司铎）圣餐主持 Example sentencesExamples Yet this does not mean that some critical observations cannot be made about the role of Eucharistic presidency as it has evolved. It was self-evident that the presidency at the Eucharist should be given to those commissioned by ordination for this work. The surprise ruling left critics of lay presidency wondering what happened to the authority of the Book of Common Prayer, Anglican tradition and worldwide practice, and the 39 articles of faith. Origin Late 16th century: from medieval Latin praesidentia, from praesidere 'sit before' (see preside). Rhymes residency Definition of presidency in US English: presidency nounˈprɛz(ə)dənsiˈprez(ə)dənsē 1The office of president. 总统（或院长、校长、总裁等的）职务 the presidency of the US 美国总统职务。 Example sentencesExamples Among those who are stepping down from presidencies or chancellor posts to pursue retirement or other opportunities is a stellar group of African Americans. The image we see is of an aloof presidency, presiding over dysfunctional government agencies. We did it through the presidency, the presidency of the United States. Most supporters of the candidates believe their machinery will do the job to win the presidency. Losing the presidency is losing the presidency whether or not the election is close. But the presidency is an office of great responsibility and consequence. In 1941 Maloney defeated the Communist candidate in a crucial election for the Labor Council presidency. While seeking the presidency and while in office, Mr. Reagan was attacked by plenty of Republicans. I think we all know that the presidency is tremendously hard work, even for a president like this one who keeps notoriously light hours. We've heard the presidency called the loneliest job in the world, a splendid misery, whatever. In effect, Congress delegated the war power to the presidency but reserved the right to force removal of the troops. And I like to say that I knew right then and there that he'd be vice president and would be a candidate for the presidency. Lee succeeded to the presidency and remained in office for 12 years. They are constitutionally excluded from holding the presidency or the premiership. All presidents on assuming the presidency receive the same formal constitutional powers. It was clear that Bill Clinton loved the job of the presidency. Unlike any other elected office, the American presidency first and foremost is charged with keeping us safe and secure. He was not, by some people's reckoning, a likely candidate for the presidency when he took office in 1979. 1.1 The period of a president's office. the liberal climate that existed during Carter's presidency 卡特担任总统期间的自由氛围。 Example sentencesExamples The coming two months are a critical period because it will lay the groundwork for the next presidency and possibly have an effect on determining its success. He cited both Lyndon Johnson's and Richard Nixon's presidencies as examples of presidencies that were toppled by torrents of negative public criticism. Glenn served as a policy analyst in the White House Office of Domestic Policy during the presidency of George H.W. Bush. Well, I don't think when you're talking about the history of a presidency the job simply is to unify the country. And it, also, comes on the first day of the U.S. presidency of the Security Council. But then, no president had begun his presidency with less public support than President Clinton. That man owes her big time, both for his presidency and now the chance to shape the supreme court for a generation. During Jefferson's presidency a friend observed him on his way to church, carrying a large prayer book. Take, for example, the regulation on access to documents agreed during the Swedish Council presidency of 2001. President Polk during his presidency lusted for more land than the country had ever before controlled. We know that there have been 2.5 million jobs lost in his presidency. What is the White House doing differently now to react to what is obviously a terrible political period for this presidency? Yet he never solicited money for his presidential library during his presidency. In domestic policies his presidency coincided with a period of considerable economic prosperity. ‘In a strange way, we've had two presidents and two presidencies,’ said Stephen Hess of the Brookings Institution, who has been an adviser to four presidents. Some of the money spent by Mr Calley in that period was directly linked to Ireland's presidency of the EU for the first half of 2004. 1.2Christian Church The role of the priest or minister who conducts a Eucharist. 〔基督教〕（牧师或司铎）圣餐主持 Example sentencesExamples Yet this does not mean that some critical observations cannot be made about the role of Eucharistic presidency as it has evolved. The surprise ruling left critics of lay presidency wondering what happened to the authority of the Book of Common Prayer, Anglican tradition and worldwide practice, and the 39 articles of faith. It was self-evident that the presidency at the Eucharist should be given to those commissioned by ordination for this work. 1.3 (in the Mormon church) a council of three officers forming the highest administrative body. Example sentencesExamples He had earlier served 14 years as a counselor in the First Presidency, the top governing body of the Church. The Presidencies then indexed the records and sent them to the India Office in London. Origin Late 16th century: from medieval Latin praesidentia, from praesidere ‘sit before’ (see preside).
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