citizenry

UK:  ['sɪtɪz(ə)nri]

US:  ['sɪtɪz(ə)nri]

复数：citizenries  

n.

1.全体公民

1 . Countries in a state of decline often look for a foreign adventure to divert the ire of their disgruntled citizenry.
状态下滑的国家经常到外国冒险以疏导他们那些心怀不满的国民的愤怒。

2 . Bibble, like the rest of the Naboo citizenry, was taken captive by the mechanized armies of the Trade Federation.
比布尔跟其他纳布公民一样，被贸易联盟的机器人部队俘虏。

3 . The citizenry, every Tom, Kim and Mary of it, if they so choose, troops along, marks a piece of paper and puts it in a box.
公民们，他们可以是任何一个汤姆，吉米或者玛丽，排着队，在一张纸上做好自己的标记，然后投入一个小箱中。

4 . We have had enough clever schemes to protect bankers by shifting the cost of profligacy to the prudent citizenry.
我们已经有了很多高明方案，足以保护银行业者，具体来说就是把恣意挥霍的成本转移到生活节俭的国民头上。

5 . Constitutions are not always fully understood or effectively used by the citizenry, he added.
他说，公民有时不能完全读懂宪法，也不能有效地运用宪法。