cadres

英 [ˈkɑːdəz]

美 [ˈkædriz]

n.  骨干(队伍); 干部
cadre的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 骨干队伍；基干人员
  Acadreis a small group of people who have been specially chosen, trained, and organized for a particular purpose.
  1. ...an elite cadre of international managers.
     国际经理人组成的精英队伍
• (尤指共产党的)党务工作者，干部
  In some political parties, especially the Communist Party, acadreis a party worker or official.

双语例句

• Learning knowledge is the duty of the leading cadres and the younger generation.
  学习知识是领导干部和青年一代的责任和义务。
• Our cadres should not set themselves above the masses.
  干部不应高踞于群众之上。
• Large numbers of cadres go to the grassroots level.
  大批干部深入基层。
• We should open up, with greater vision, determination and courage, channels for recruiting talented personnel, quickly identify outstanding cadres in all fields and put them to good use.
  我们要以更宽的视野、更高的境界、更大的气魄，广开进贤之路，把各方面优秀干部及时发现出来、合理使用起来。
• Cadres should go deep among the masses, not just sit in their offices issuing orders.
  干部要深入群众，不要只是坐在办公室里发号施令。
• Sponging and taking more than one's share and extravagance and waste on the part of cadres must be banned.
  杜绝干部多吃多占和铺张浪费。
• It's part of the duty as cadres to help the masses.
  帮助群众是干部应分的事。
• The contingent of cadres should become more revolutionary, better-educated, professionally, more competent and younger in age.
  干部队伍应该革命化、知识化、专业化、年轻化。
• Our Party warned time and again that leading cadres should follow the mass lines.
  我党一再三令五申领导干部要走群众路线。
• Old and young cadres learn from each other and encourage each other.
  新老干部相互学习，相互激励。