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IELTS BNC: 294 COCA: 1910
minister
mɪnɪstəʳ ˈmɪnɪstər
Word forms: plural , 3rd person singular present tense ministers, present participle ministering, past tense , past participle ministered
1 N-COUNT (政府)部长，大臣 In Britain and some other countries, a minister is a person who is in charge of a particular government department. →see usage note at: government (政府)部长，大臣

  • When the government had come to power, he had been named minister of culture.

    这届政府开始执政的时候，他被任命为文化部部长。

  • The new Defence Minister is Senator Robert Ray.

    新任国防部部长是参议员罗伯特·雷。

2 N-COUNT (比大使低一级的)公使，外交使节 A minister is a person who officially represents their government in a foreign country and has a lower rank than an ambassador. (比大使低一级的)公使，外交使节

  • He concluded a deal with the Danish minister in Washington.

    他与驻华盛顿的丹麦公使签订了一项协议。

SYN official, ambassador, diplomat, delegate
3 N-COUNT (尤指新教的)神父，牧师 A minister is a member of the clergy, especially in Protestant churches. (尤指新教的)神父，牧师

  • His father was a Baptist minister.

    他的父亲是浸礼会牧师。

SYN clergyman, priest, divine, vicar
4 VERB 满足(…的需要);服侍；帮助 If you minister to people or to their needs, you serve them or help them, for example by making sure that they have everything they need or want. 满足(…的需要);服侍；帮助 [formal]

  • For 44 years he had ministered to the poor, the sick, the neglected and the deprived. [VERB + to]

    44年来，他一直致力于帮助那些穷人、病人、无人照料的人和失去生活依靠的人。

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