panjandrum
n. 首领；自命不凡的人；架子十足的官吏
n.
首领，大人；大老爷；
英英释义
panjandrum[ pən'dʒændrəm ]
n.an important or influential (and often overbearing) person
同义词：very important personVIPhigh-updignitaryhigh muckamuck
双语例句
用作名词(n.)
Mr Emanuel is famous for being the president's most pugnacious panjandrum and congressional and media manipulator, and proud of it to boot.
伊曼纽尔显示素以最为好斗的总统幕僚、国会及媒体操纵者而闻名，且其本人还引以为豪。
权威例句
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The panjandrums of global health.
The Great Panjandrum Himself
The grand panjandrum of Wellfleet
Offline: The panjandrums of global health : The Lancet
Panjandrums in African Universities: Inapt Scholars for African Development
Thomas Pelham-Holles, Duke of Newcastle — Mighty Panjandrum, Feeble Premier
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Conundrums about Panjandrums: On the Use of Titles in the Relations of Political Subordination in the Moluccas and along the Papuan ...
Brutal development agenda by political panjandrums in Botswana: How CKGR evictions massacred the native citizens (Basarwa) through H...
panjandrum
panjandrum: [18] Panjandrum is an invented word, coined in 1755 by the English actor and playwright Samuel Foote (1720–77) to test the memory of the actor Charles Macklin, who claimed to be able to memorize and repeat anything said to him (it was one of several inventions in the same vein that Foote put to him: ‘And there were present the Picninnies, and the Joblillies, and the Garyulies, and the Grand Panjandrum himself, with the little round button at top’). It does not seem to have been taken up as a general comical term for a ‘pompous highranking person’ until the 19th century.
panjandrum (n.)
mock name for a pompous personage, 1755, invented by Samuel Foote (1720-1777) in a long passage full of nonsense written to test the memory of actor Charles Macklin (1697-1797), who said he could repeat anything after hearing it once.
1. It is in this sense that Comte repudiates empiricism.
正是从这个意义上说,孔德抛弃了经验主义.
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2. Some are obviously tinged with relatively unalloyed empiricism.
其中有些地方明显地带有较多不相容的经验主义色彩.
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3. The opposite of empiricism is rationalism.
经验论的对立面是唯理论.
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4. Rationalism usually considers itself more religious than empiricism.
理性主义总以为自己比经验主义更有宗教信仰.
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5. The rationalism, opposite to empiricism , holds the theory of innate ideas.
与经验主义相对应的理性主义者坚持天赋观念论的立场.
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