executive
美:/ɪɡˈzekjətɪv/
英:/ɪɡˈzekjʊtɪv/
n.:
管理人员；领导层；（政府的）行政部门
adj.:
经营管理的；经理的；决策的；有执行权的
网络:
行政官；执行的；行政的
词形变换: (复数) executives
例句
1.
Would he dare to reply to questioners who appeared to be infringing on purely executive matters that "it is none of your damned business" ?
请问他敢回答那些违反诸如“这关你什么事”等之类的行政案件的提问者吗？
2.
"We have to be prepared for the difficult times awaiting us, " said Mikio Watatsuki, former executive director of the Bank of Japan.
日本央行（BankofJapan）前执行理事MikioWatatsuki表示：“我们必须做好准备，迎接等待我们的艰难时期。”
3.
Today he is Nine Dragon's deputy chairman, chief executive and also, according to his wife, the company's chief linguist.
如今，他是玖龙纸业的副董事长兼首席执行官。另外，据他妻子说，他还是公司的首席语言学家。
4.
When our impulses get the best of us, a failure in executive control is often to blame.
当我们冲动行事时，该受责备的常常是执行控制。
5.
Over the summer, its chief executive officer resigned, and he was quickly followed out the door by the chief operating officer .
今年夏天，其执行长辞职，随后运营长也离开了公司。
6.
Chief executive Tony Hayward said the firm expected the global economic recovery to be "long and drawn out" .
首席执行官Tonyhayward表示，该公司预期全球经济复苏是“漫长的”。
7.
Years ago, when I first learned how much a female executive at my company was paid, I marveled, 'Wow, that's a lot. '
多年前我首次得知公司里的女性管理人员的薪水时，我惊叹道，哇，真是太高了。
8.
The council's chief executive said that he had been trying to resolve the students' complaints but that they had refused to cooperate.
委员会的首席执行官说他已经正试图解决学生的抱怨问题，但他们拒绝合作。
9.
One implication of such a process may be that the overpayment of a top executive has higher costs than have previously been realized.
这样一个过程意味着，高层管理人员薪水过高所付出的代价可能要比先前所认识到的更高。
10.
That executive's reaction, Henry recalls: "He fired back at me, 'What? ! You just want me to sit around and think? ! "
亨利回忆起那位客户当时的反应：“他反问我：‘什么？！你让我就干坐在那里胡思乱想？！’”