Definition of ex-president in English:

ex-president

noun

A former president of a particular country or organization.
Finland's ex-president
an ex-president of the National Farmers' Union
Example sentencesExamples
- Famously his deeds out of office earned him the tribute that he was a better ex-president than an incumbent.
- The interview runs under the heading "Our worst ex-president."
- Jimmy Carter, a living Democratic ex-president, wasn't even invited.
- This is looking to be a long week of non-stop deceased ex-president tributes.
- A Labour ex-president gets airlifted to a prime spot every time.
- There's nothing wrong with tradition, says ex-president Liu, who came from the sales side.
- Earlier the ex-president appeared at a police station near his home here.
- Even in less partisan times than these, friendships between ex-presidents from opposite sides of the aisle are very rare.
- The ex-presidents were appointed by President Bush to head up a fund-raising effort for the region, where nearly 175,000 people were killed.
- Mr Evans hopes the now ex-president will visit Westbury.
- An ex-president of the Soviet Union has frequently come out against the use of nuclear weapons.
- On the night of 15 September 1972, the ex-president of Uganda, Milton Obote, planned an invasion to oust Idi Amin.
- Rahman had been a senior member of the Jamiat e-Islami party, led by ex-president Burhanuddin Rabbani.
- Every ex-president has a library where the papers from his time in office are stored.
- The Human Rights new investigation will be based on the results of trials carried out during the regime of ex-president Suharto.
- Parliament decided last week to allocate the equivalent of 60 per cent of the current president's salary to Bulgaria's ex-presidents.
- A sitting president can, however, veto the release of an ex-president's papers.
- Lobbying foreign governments to subvert the diplomatic efforts of a sitting president is something ex-presidents simply do not do.
- There's even a love story embedded in the ex-president's historical prose.
- Yet no one disputed the ex-president's fundamental premise.

Definition of ex-president in US English:

ex-president

noun

A former president of a particular country or organization.
Finland's ex-president
an ex-president of the National Farmers Union
Example sentencesExamples
- The Human Rights new investigation will be based on the results of trials carried out during the regime of ex-president Suharto.
- The interview runs under the heading "Our worst ex-president."
- Famously his deeds out of office earned him the tribute that he was a better ex-president than an incumbent.
- Earlier the ex-president appeared at a police station near his home here.
- Mr Evans hopes the now ex-president will visit Westbury.
- Lobbying foreign governments to subvert the diplomatic efforts of a sitting president is something ex-presidents simply do not do.
- On the night of 15 September 1972, the ex-president of Uganda, Milton Obote, planned an invasion to oust Idi Amin.
- Every ex-president has a library where the papers from his time in office are stored.
- There's even a love story embedded in the ex-president's historical prose.
- Yet no one disputed the ex-president's fundamental premise.
- Rahman had been a senior member of the Jamiat e-Islami party, led by ex-president Burhanuddin Rabbani.
- A sitting president can, however, veto the release of an ex-president's papers.
- Parliament decided last week to allocate the equivalent of 60 per cent of the current president's salary to Bulgaria's ex-presidents.
- There's nothing wrong with tradition, says ex-president Liu, who came from the sales side.
- Even in less partisan times than these, friendships between ex-presidents from opposite sides of the aisle are very rare.
- A Labour ex-president gets airlifted to a prime spot every time.
- This is looking to be a long week of non-stop deceased ex-president tributes.
- Jimmy Carter, a living Democratic ex-president, wasn't even invited.
- The ex-presidents were appointed by President Bush to head up a fund-raising effort for the region, where nearly 175,000 people were killed.
- An ex-president of the Soviet Union has frequently come out against the use of nuclear weapons.

单词	ex-president
释义	Definition of ex-president in English: ex-president noun A former president of a particular country or organization. Finland's ex-president an ex-president of the National Farmers' Union Example sentencesExamples Famously his deeds out of office earned him the tribute that he was a better ex-president than an incumbent. The interview runs under the heading "Our worst ex-president." Jimmy Carter, a living Democratic ex-president, wasn't even invited. This is looking to be a long week of non-stop deceased ex-president tributes. A Labour ex-president gets airlifted to a prime spot every time. There's nothing wrong with tradition, says ex-president Liu, who came from the sales side. Earlier the ex-president appeared at a police station near his home here. Even in less partisan times than these, friendships between ex-presidents from opposite sides of the aisle are very rare. The ex-presidents were appointed by President Bush to head up a fund-raising effort for the region, where nearly 175,000 people were killed. Mr Evans hopes the now ex-president will visit Westbury. An ex-president of the Soviet Union has frequently come out against the use of nuclear weapons. On the night of 15 September 1972, the ex-president of Uganda, Milton Obote, planned an invasion to oust Idi Amin. Rahman had been a senior member of the Jamiat e-Islami party, led by ex-president Burhanuddin Rabbani. Every ex-president has a library where the papers from his time in office are stored. The Human Rights new investigation will be based on the results of trials carried out during the regime of ex-president Suharto. Parliament decided last week to allocate the equivalent of 60 per cent of the current president's salary to Bulgaria's ex-presidents. A sitting president can, however, veto the release of an ex-president's papers. Lobbying foreign governments to subvert the diplomatic efforts of a sitting president is something ex-presidents simply do not do. There's even a love story embedded in the ex-president's historical prose. Yet no one disputed the ex-president's fundamental premise. Definition of ex-president in US English: ex-president noun A former president of a particular country or organization. Finland's ex-president an ex-president of the National Farmers Union Example sentencesExamples The Human Rights new investigation will be based on the results of trials carried out during the regime of ex-president Suharto. The interview runs under the heading "Our worst ex-president." Famously his deeds out of office earned him the tribute that he was a better ex-president than an incumbent. Earlier the ex-president appeared at a police station near his home here. Mr Evans hopes the now ex-president will visit Westbury. Lobbying foreign governments to subvert the diplomatic efforts of a sitting president is something ex-presidents simply do not do. On the night of 15 September 1972, the ex-president of Uganda, Milton Obote, planned an invasion to oust Idi Amin. Every ex-president has a library where the papers from his time in office are stored. There's even a love story embedded in the ex-president's historical prose. Yet no one disputed the ex-president's fundamental premise. Rahman had been a senior member of the Jamiat e-Islami party, led by ex-president Burhanuddin Rabbani. A sitting president can, however, veto the release of an ex-president's papers. Parliament decided last week to allocate the equivalent of 60 per cent of the current president's salary to Bulgaria's ex-presidents. There's nothing wrong with tradition, says ex-president Liu, who came from the sales side. Even in less partisan times than these, friendships between ex-presidents from opposite sides of the aisle are very rare. A Labour ex-president gets airlifted to a prime spot every time. This is looking to be a long week of non-stop deceased ex-president tributes. Jimmy Carter, a living Democratic ex-president, wasn't even invited. The ex-presidents were appointed by President Bush to head up a fund-raising effort for the region, where nearly 175,000 people were killed. An ex-president of the Soviet Union has frequently come out against the use of nuclear weapons.
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