aides

英 [eɪdz]

美 [eɪdz]

n. (尤指从政者的)助手
aide的复数

柯林斯词典

N-COUNT （尤指在政府或军队中身居要职者的）助手，副手
Anaideis an assistant to someone who has an important job, especially in government or in the armed forces.
1. ...a close aide to the Prime Minister.
  首相的亲密助手

noun

(Greek mythology) the god of the underworld in ancient mythology
Synonym:PlutoHadesAidoneus

But Mr Obama's aides insist the Taliban must first be dealt a military blow.
但奥巴马的副手们坚称，必须首先对塔利班实施军事打击。
We will have a new team of aides soon.
我们很快将有一个新的助理团队。
Aides worried that independent voters had abandoned the president.
助手们担心独立选民已经抛弃了奥巴马。
He was obliged to resign when one of his own aides was implicated in a financial scandal
当他的一位助手牵涉进一起金融丑闻时，他被迫辞职。
In almost every conversation Nixon asked me in his elliptical manner whether his two closest aides should resign.
尼克松几乎每次和我谈话都隐隐约约地问我他的两位最亲密的助手是否应当辞职。
President Obama usually golfs with friends and White House aides.
奥巴马总统通常和朋友或白宫助理一起打高尔夫球。
When she travels, the president has a large retinue of aides and bodyguards.
当她旅行时，这位总统有一大群助手和保镖的随从。
But his aides say he will not resign.
但是他的助手说他不会辞职。
Captain Mironoff and his aides were hanged.
米龙诺夫上尉和他的助手们被绞死。
As Bush aides explained it, the Baker-Aziz conference confirmed the President's expectations without realizing his worst fears.
正如布什的助手们所说，贝克&阿齐兹会谈证实了总统有先见之明，并没有出现他最担心的情况。