candidacy

UK:  ['kændɪdəsi]

US:  ['kændɪdəsi]

n.

1.候选(人)资格〔身分〕;提名候选

1 . I have had a front row seat to his candidacy, and I have seen his strength and determination, his grace and his grit.
我非常了解他的候选资格，我目睹了他的实力和决心，他的风度和毅力。

2 . News of Mr Putin's candidacy, which had been widely expected, was greeted with dismay by the country's small liberal opposition.
普京成为总统候选人的消息，已被广泛期待却遭遇了该国小自由主义反对派的沮丧情绪。

3 . However, he made a surprise appearance at the Democratic National Convention to support Barack Obama's candidacy for president.
然而，他却意外地出现在民主党国民大会上，并且支持巴拉克·奥巴马获得提名竞选美国总统。

4 . Less than a month after turning 30 in 1962, Mr. Kennedy declared his candidacy for the remaining two years of his brother's Senate term.
1962年，肯尼迪满30岁不到一个月，就宣布参选其兄还剩两年参议员一职。

5 . The Beijing visit comes near the end of a tour aimed at rallying support from emerging markets for her candidacy.
北京之行接近拉加德此次出访的尾声，此行的宗旨是争取新兴市场国家支持她的候选人地位。