minister

minister /'ministə/
  • danh từ
    • bộ trưởng
    • Minister for (of) Foreign Affrais; Foreign Minister
      • bộ trưởng bộ ngoại giao, ngoại trưởng
    • the Council of Ministers
      • hội đồng bộ trưởng
    • (ngoại giao) công sứ
      • minister plenipotentiary: công sứ toàn quyền
    • người thừa hành, người trợ thủ, tay sai
    • (tôn giáo) mục sư
    • Minister of State
      • Quốc vụ khanh; bộ trưởng không bộ
    • the Prime Minister
      • Thủ tướng
  • động từ
    • (+ to) giúp vào, giúp đỡ; chăm sóc
      • to minister to the wants os a sick man: chăm sóc chu đáo một người ốm
    • (tôn giáo) làm mục sư
    • (từ cổ,nghĩa cổ) cung cấp, cấp
 bộ trưởng
  • minister of trade and industry: bộ trưởng thương mại và công nghiệp
    • deputy minister
     thứ trưởng
    prime minister (Prime Minister)
     thủ tướng (Thủ tướng)
    prime minister (prime Minister)
     thủ tướng

    Thuật ngữ hành chính, văn phòng
    Minister: Bộ trưởng

    Xem thêm: curate, minister of religion, parson, pastor, rector, government minister, diplomatic minister



    minister

    Từ điển Collocation

    minister noun

    1 member of the government

    ADJ. prime | chief, principal Queen Elizabeth's chief minister, Lord Burghley | deputy | junior, senior | cabinet, departmental, EU, Foreign Office, government, Home Office | defence, education, environment, finance, foreign, health, interior, transport, etc. | relevant, responsible Local authorities should submit schemes to the relevant minister for approval. | former, outgoing

    VERB + MINISTER appoint (sb), appoint sb as, nominate (sb), nominate sb as | elect (sb), elect sb as | dismiss (sb as) | serve as He served briefly as prime minister from 1920 to 1921. | lobby, persuade, urge lobbying the Transport Minister over the issue | advise, consult, instruct | accuse, criticize

    MINISTER + VERB resign, retire | be accountable to sb, be responsible for sth Ministers are accountable to Parliament. the minister responsible for the health service | announce sth, unveil sth | agree (to) sth, approve sth, decide sth, endorse sth | intervene (in sth) The foreign minister intervened with disastrous results.

    PREP. ~ for the new minister for the Arts | ~ of A new minister of defence had been appointed. > See PRIME MINISTER

    2 priest

    ADJ. church | Baptist, Congregational, Methodist, Nonconformist, Presbyterian

    VERB + MINISTER ordain (sb), ordain sb as He was ordained minister of a small rural congregation.

    PHRASES a minister of religion

    Từ điển WordNet

      v.

    • attend to the wants and needs of others

      I have to minister to my mother all the time

    • work as a minister

      She is ministering in an old parish

    English Synonym and Antonym Dictionary

    ministers|ministered|ministering
    syn.: chaplain clergyman pastor