chancellor是什么意思

音标:英 ['tʃɑ:nsələ(r)]美 [ˈtʃænsəlɚ, -slɚ]

大臣, 总理, 首相, 大使馆/领事馆的一等秘书, 司法官, 大学校长

the person who is head of state (in several countries)
the honorary or titular head of a university

chancellor的用法和例句：

1. But if you push the chancellor again, you'll be out for good.

但如果你现在再逼校长 可能会被永远赶出去

2. And it might have been, if the chancellor hadn't been kidnapped.

要不是议长被绑架 可能还回不来呢

3. The chancellor has no authority in this monastery.

最高大臣沒有權力 干涉修道院

4. That was another time and another chancellor.

当时情况不一样 而且那时法官不是我

5. I have taken counsel with the king's chancellor.

我和国王的大臣商讨了一下

6. I have assurances from the chancellor his ambassadors did arrive.

我从首相那里得到消息是：特使们已经到了

7. The chancellor has given me a very important mission.

议长交给我一件非常重要的任务

8. Anakin, deliver this report to the chancellor.

阿纳金 把这报告转呈议长

9. The chancellor has requested... that I lead the campaign.

议长要求由我来领导这次战役

10. Now you're closer to the chancellor than anyone.

现在 你是议长最亲近的人