| 释义 |
‖ ganbu, n.|ˈganbuː|
Also kanpu, kan-pu. Pl. ganbu, ganbus.
[Chinese gànbù cadre.]
In the People's Republic of China, an office-holder in an (esp. Party or military) organization; a cadre.
1956Contemporary China 1955 I. (Index), Cadres (kan-pu). 1960Chang-tu Hu et al. China vii. 151 A cadre, kan-pu, is a Communist agent or activist entrusted with the task of carrying out party policies on all levels. 1962E. Snow tr. China Youth in Other Side of River (1963) xxx. 232 All kanpu hereafter must do physical labor. 1965M. Michael tr. J. Myrdal's Report from Chinese Village (1967) i. 45 We let ganbus from the town come out and work it on Sundays. 1971A. D. Barnett in S. E. Fraser Educ. & Communism in China vi. 282 The new elite of the country—the students, kanpu, government workers, and Party members. 1980Washington Post 4 Nov. a13/2 The only fat people in China are ganbu...At least that's the favorite joke. |