bureaucrat

UK:  ['bjʊərə.kræt]

US:  ['bjʊrə.kræt]

复数：bureaucrats  

n.

1.官僚主义者;官僚派头的人

2.官僚,官吏

1 . The enemies to be overthrown in this revolution can only be and must be imperialism, feudalism and bureaucrat-capitalism.
这个革命所要推翻的敌人，只是和必须是帝国主义、封建主义和官僚资本主义。

2 . and the main reason was that the feudal bureaucrat system limited the efficient execution of the tax policy.
重要原因是封建官僚制度制约赋税制度的有效执行。

3 . In presenting himself to the public, Medvedev often acts more like a bureaucrat managing a meeting than a politician running for election.
在公众面前，梅德韦捷夫常常更像是一个忙于开会的官员，而不是一个忙于竞选的政治家。

4 . Innovation, after all, is not something that can be conjured out of thin air at the whim of a bureaucrat.
毕竟，创新并非一个官僚能够突发奇想、凭空而造的东西。

5 . [Chief of Staff Lewis] Libby was the doer. Libby was a real bureaucrat's dream.
参谋长刘易斯.利比是一个实干家，也是一个真正的官僚主义者。