diplomat

英 [ˈdɪpləmæt]

美 [ˈdɪpləmæt]

n. 外交官; 善于交际的人; 通权达变的人; 圆通的人; 有手腕的人

复数：diplomats　

Collins.3 / BNC.6153 / COCA.4918

牛津词典

noun

外交官
a person whose job is to represent his or her country in a foreign country, for example, in an embassy
善于交际的人；通权达变的人；圆通的人；有手腕的人
a person who is skilled at dealing with other people

外交官;外交家
Adiplomatis a senior official who discusses affairs with another country on behalf of his or her own country, usually working as a member of an embassy.

noun

Like a good diplomat, I asked my parents what I should do.
我像个外交专家一样询问我的父母，我究竟该做些什么。
This diplomat possessed an excellent gift for repartee.
这位外交官具有卓越的应对才能。
The diplomat solved the international problem by negotiating.
外交官通过谈判解决了那个国际问题。
They are in a very difficult situation, one diplomat said of Baroness Ashton and her staff.
他们的处境非常艰难，一位外交官谈到阿什顿和她的同事时说。
This was followed in July by another visit to Benghazi by a senior Chinese diplomat.
七月份，中国的一位高级外交官又马不停蹄地前往了班加西。
If you become a diplomat but not unhappy, I hope.
如果你成为外交官但是不幸福也不是我希望的结果。
After a few years of being a diplomat, she still didn't feel settled.
做了几年外交官后，她还是没有适应。
My father was an American diplomat, so I have lived in different countries.
我父亲是一名美国外交官，因此，我曾经在多个国家居住。
Dena was filling the role of diplomat's wife with the skill she had learned over the years.
德娜利用她多年来学到的处事技巧扮演着外交家妻子的角色。
Today I'm proud to say that I have a dream, my dream is to be a diplomat.
今天，我很自豪地说，我有一个梦！我的梦想是做一名外交官。