Representatives是什么意思

Representatives

英[reprɪ'zentətɪvz] 美[reprɪ'zentətɪvz]

n. 代表( representative的名词复数 )，代理人，典型人物，[常作 R-]（美国）众议院议员；

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代表;代理人

A representative is a person who has been chosen to act or make decisions on behalf of another person or a group of people.
例句
...trade union representatives... 工会代表 Employees from each department elect a representative. 每个部门的员工选举一名代表。
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销售代表;销售代理

A representative is a person whose job is to sell a company's products or services, especially by travelling round and visiting other companies.
例句
She had a stressful job as a sales representative. 作为一名销售代表，她的工作压力很大。
ADJ

由代表组成的;代议制的

A representative group consists of a small number of people who have been chosen to make decisions on behalf of a larger group.
例句
The new head of state should be chosen by an 87 member representative council. 新的国家元首应该由包括87名成员的代表委员会选出。 ...the institutions of a representative government. 代议制政府的各个机构
ADJ-GRADED

典型的;有代表性的

Someone who is typical of the group to which they belong can be described as representative .
例句
He was in no way representative of dog-trainers in general. 他远不是一般意义上的驯狗师。 ...fairly representative groups of adults. 相当典型的成年人群体
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(美国)众议员

In the United States, a Representative is a member of the House of Representatives, the less powerful of the two parts of Congress.

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