incumbency是什么意思

音标:英 [ɪn'kʌmbənsɪ]美 [ɪn'kʌmbənsɪ]

任职, 义务, 任职期[法] 职责, 义务, 在职

a duty that is incumbent upon you
the office of an incumbent

incumbency的用法和例句：

1. No, not when there's a perfectly unscented incumbent on the ballot.

毕竟另外一名候选人 是毫无异味的现任主席

2. What we're going up against, the incumbent persistence, petrochemicalbased plastics.

我們要反對的 是當前持續存在的 石油化工基的塑料

3. It is incumbent upon us, therefore, to service its gatekeepers.

因此对我们而言 保护好口腔的 "看门人"是义不容辞的

4. Now, as you know, it is never easy to unseat the incumbent.

如你们所知 把在位者拉下马很难

5. But polling at 39%, you're not going to beat an incumbent in the 6th.

但只凭39%的支持率 你是无法打败任何一位第六区现任议员的

6. Chicago doesn't vote out incumbents unless people are angry.

芝加哥是不会投票让现任者下台的 除非人们太愤怒了

7. I must be out soon to make way for the next incumbent.

我很快就要搬走 把房子让给继任牧师了

8. Now, it is incumbent upon me to remind you that you was trespassing on our land.

现在 我有责任提醒你 你擅自闯入了我们的土地

9. But a special election is only held when an incumbent dies or is removed from office.

除非现任议员死了 或者辞职 特殊选举才会进行

10. I've cultivated a healthy hatred for governments and rules and all the incumbent fetters.

我對政府 對規定以及各種各樣的束縛 非常的不滿