win a seat

[wɪn e sit][win ə si:t]

v.在国会选举中当选

  • Unfortunately with the controversial leader campaigning to win a temporary seat on the United Nations Security Council monitoring of his activities is becoming more urgent .

    但是,随着这位备受争议的领导人积极展开活动,企图在联合国安理会 赢得 临时 席位,关注他的活动变得更紧迫了。

  • Later during the presidency of Mr Khatami ( 1997-2005 ) reform-minded Iranians turned on Mr Rafsanjani with such venom that he failed even to win a seat in parliament in the elections of2000 .

    在随后卡塔米执政的时间里(1997-2005),具有改革思潮的伊朗人将矛头转向了拉夫桑贾尼,因为在2000年的选举中他没能 赢得议会的 席位

  • In contrast the 37-year old Mr Castro whose identical twin brother is the favourite to win a congressional seat this autumn sees government as an essential enabler of ethnic assimilation and success .

    此形成反差的是,37岁的 卡斯特罗认为政府是民族同化和成功的关键推动者。

  • His party failed to win a single seat .

    他的政党连 议会 席位也没有 得到

  • If Chelsea win a third time Mourinho could teach the world to sing and furnish it with love and he would still get booed all the way to his seat at every ground beyond SW6 .

    如果切尔西 三次又 赢得冠军,那穆里尼奥就会被很多人喜欢,同时走出了我们的主场后无论到哪里都会听到许多 嘘声

  • He has been unsuccessful in his attempt to win a seat on the board of the company .

    他始终未能如愿以偿地在公司董事会中谋 一席之地

  • I believe that they find a new path to develop literature critic on a certain meaning . They actively melt into the ocean of culture study and win a seat 's ground .

    义上为西方文学批评的发展开辟了一条新的途径,它以自身的实践,主动融入文化研究的,海洋,以独树一帜的批评模式在其中 赢得 一席之地