cantor

UK:  ['kæntɔ:(r)]

US:  ['kæntɔ:(r)]

复数：cantors  

n.

1.(教会的)合唱指挥人,歌咏班领唱者

2.合唱指挥家

1 . He said at the time he wanted to revisit the issue, but Cantor accused Obama of flip-flopping on his own tax deal.
那时他称，希望重新考虑此问题，但Cantor批评奥巴马在自己的税赋协议上都经常改变立场。

2 . Such a focus would have been hard to imagine during the ill-tempered fiscal battle between Mr Cantor and Mr Obama earlier this year.
在坎特与奥巴马今年早些时候气急败坏的财政辩论大战中，这样的关注是难以想象的。

3 . Eric Cantor, G. O. P. congressman from Virginia and Republican chief deputy whip: It was almost as if panic had struck the capital.
埃里克康托尔，G.O.P.弗吉尼亚州国会议员和共和党首席代理人指出：好像有人喜急了首都一样。

4 . Eric Cantor, the Republican House whip, told me that he had met with the president four times already and thought him sincere and likable.
艾瑞克·坎特（EricCantor），众议院的共和党纪律委员（whip），告诉我说他已经面见总统四次，并且认为他是一个诚恳的、值得喜欢的人。

5 . He vividly conveyed the strangeness and wonder of Cantor's theory by telling a parable about a grand hotel, now known as the Hilbert Hotel.
他讲了个关于一家酒店的寓言故事，生动传达了康托理论的奇异之处，当今被称作希尔伯特旅馆。