名詞 vice president:

1. an executive officer ranking immediately below a president; may serve in the president's place under certain circumstances
   同義詞：V.P.

1. Freed from the constraints of the traditional debate format, Vice President Quayle and Democrat Al Gore went after each other with a vengeance, creating a confrontation that was always lively, often combative, occasionally mean-spirited.
   不受以往辯論形式的拘束，副總統(tǒng)奎爾和民主黨的戈爾窮追不舍互相猛烈攻擊。結(jié)果雙方對抗始終活潑生動，常有戰(zhàn)斗意味，有進則風(fēng)度欠佳。
2. The candidate was a baby kisser when he ran for Vice President with Bush.
   這位與布什拾擋競選副總統(tǒng)的候選取人是個善于籠絡(luò)人心的政客。
3. The initial reaction from analysts and voter polls was that the Massachusetts governor edged out the vice president. A panel of six debate experts put together by The Associated Press scored it144 to141 for Dukakis.
   據(jù)專門分析[選舉情勢]的人士及選民民意測驗的初步反應(yīng)，馬州州長較副總統(tǒng)略占優(yōu)勢。根據(jù)美聯(lián)社所邀請的六位辯論專家評分結(jié)果，杜卡基斯以144分對141分領(lǐng)先。
4. The firm hired Mr Green to be hatchet man; his title is that of Executive Vice President.
   公司雇用格林先生專門負(fù)責(zé)整頓工作，他的頭銜是行政副總裁。