diplomat
外交官
definition
noun
Government leaders, senior officials and diplomats attended the ceremony.
an official representing a country abroad.
translation of 'diplomat'
noun
外交官,
有外交手腕的人
example
You need to be an organiser, negotiator, 'diplomat' and entertainer, ready to deal with anything and everything.
He's the first 'diplomat' to represent an Arab country in the new Iraq and had just arrived on the job in June.
Croatia was represented only by 'diplomats' from its mission in Sofia, due to visa restrictions.
The assessment by US intelligence officials and 'diplomats' at the time of the massacre was optimistic.
The officials and 'diplomats' spoke anonymously because of the delicacy of the negotiations on what tack to take on Iran.
Industry officials and 'diplomats' in Guinea on Monday would discuss the find here only on condition of anonymity.
However, 'diplomats' and former senior officials were sceptical of the claims.
European 'diplomats' and Croatian officials also claim Britain is doing Washington's bidding.
Every four or five months, Dergoul said, he was visited by British 'diplomats' and officials from MI5.
Sometimes, 'diplomats' might be representing a country that is almost on the verge of war with the host country.
It is not clear what the Belgian government advised its 'diplomats' to do.
Its victims have included 'diplomats' and military officials from Turkey and America.
The news will come as a blow in London where senior officials and 'diplomats' believed a new resolution was possible by last week.
It is now housed in the prime minister's palace and is set to be used by politicians, 'diplomats' and aid officials from all over the world.
The ruling stipulated that only 'diplomats' and servicemen posted abroad will be allowed to vote, by mail.
Some 'diplomats' , military men, and other government officials also lost their jobs.
A series of rights, privileges, and immunities became attached both to 'diplomats' and diplomatic activities.
Government leaders, senior officials and 'diplomats' attended the ceremony.
For their part, coalition officials and Western 'diplomats' talk of leaving in around two years.
From the start, 'diplomats' and officials at the UN recognised that this was a bodged compromise.
Now it seems that pressure from foreign 'diplomats' and top officials could turn the tide.
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