| 单词 | leadership |
| 释义 | lead·er·ship 1. < forced from the leadership by younger men — Collier's Year Book > < could not have maintained that leadership without her reputation for fair play — Lewis Galantiere > < assumed leadership of the opposition > 2. a. < could not fail to perceive that there was no leadership in him — S.H.Adams > < leadership is that ingredient of personality which causes men to follow — H.S.Gilbertson > < only a few people possess the quality of leadership — J.A.Schumpeter > b. < the essence of leadership is the successful resolution of problems — Dean Acheson > < true leadership … is enlightenment and exhortation — Max Eastman > < fought bravely under his leadership > < leadership molds individuals into a team — Harold Koontz & Cyril O'Donnell > c. < a leadership is one of the major functional divisions to be found in all groups — H.D.Lasswell & Abraham Kaplan > < the party leadership ignored the dispute — Frank Tollman > < recruit youth leadership in the conduct of recreation activity — Springfield (Massachusetts) Union > |
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