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presidency [ 'prezidənsi ] n. 总统职位,总裁职位,主席职位
e.g. 1. He was elected to a second presidency.
他获选连任总统。
2. She hopes to win the presidency.
她希望争取到总统职位。

president [ 'prezidənt ] n. (国家)总统,(公司)总裁,总经理,社长(日本)
e.g. 1. President Lincoln was born poor.
林肯总统出身贫寒。
2. The president is strongly desirous that you should attend the meeting.
董事长极希望你能参加会议。

presidential [ ˌprezi'denʃəl ] a. 总统的
e.g. 1. Next year is a presidential year.
明年是总统选举年。
2. That politician won the presidential election campaign and became the President.
那位政治家赢得了总统选举，成为了总统。

press [ pres ] n. 新闻界,压力
v. 按,压
e.g. 1. Press this button to start the engine.
按这个按钮开动引擎。
2. The child pressed her nose against the window.
那小女孩把鼻子贴在窗户上。

press conference  n. 记者招待会
e.g. 1. You will see him at the press conference.
   你会在记者招待会上见到他的。
2. The spokesman was bombarded with questions on the press conference.
   新闻发布会上那位发言人遭到了连珠炮般的发问。

pressing [ 'presiŋ ] a. 紧迫的,紧急的,切实的
vbl. 压迫
e.g. 1. Compelling immediate action or attention; pressing.
紧迫的强求立即的行动和关注的；急迫的
2. Pressing business kept him in Leeds, so he sent his deputy on to represent him in Edinburgh.
紧急的事务使他留在里兹，所以他派代理人代表他先赶到爱丁堡去。

pressure [ 'preʃə(r) ] n. 压力,压强,压迫
e.g. 1. It took a bit of pressure to make the lid close.
要稍按一下才能把盖子盖紧。
2. It was done under the pressure of the necessity.
这件事是在迫切需要的情况下而做的。

pressurize [ 'preʃəraiz ] vt. 增压(密封,使...压入)
e.g. 1. He felt that he was being pressurized to resign.
他感到有压力逼他辞职.
2. She was pressurized into agreeing to a merger.
她被迫同意将公司合并.

prestidigitation [ 'prestiˌdidʒi'teiʃən ] n. 变戏法,手法敏捷
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prestige [ pres'ti:ʒ, -'ti:dʒ ] n. 威望,声望
e.g. 1. The War and Navy departments each accumulated growing prestige which fostered the spirit of the old school tie.
陆军部和海军部各自积累了不断增长的威望，这种威望培育了小集团主义精神。
2. Is, as Mr. Nixon said, our prestige at an all time high?
是否如尼克松先生所说，我们的声望正前所未有的高？

prestigious [ ˌpres'ti:dʒəs ] a. 享有声望的,声望很高的
e.g.

prestissimo [ pres'tisiməu ] ad.&a. 最快的（地）
e.g.

presto [ 'prestəu ] ad.&a. 急速的（地）
n. (音乐)快拍,急速
e.g. 1. I just turn the piece of wire in the lock and hey presto, the door open.
我把金属丝伸到锁孔里一拧，嘿，那门就开了。

Preston [ 'prestən ] 普雷斯顿
e.g. 1. Oh, is not that preston Jack? So sorry.
噢，不是普雷斯顿杰克吗？对不起。

presumable [ pri'zju:məb(ə)l; (US) -zu:- ] a. 可推测的,可能有的,似真的
e.g. 1. The presumable result is an election defeat.
推测结果是竞选可能会失败。

presumably [ pri'zju:məbəli ] ad. 推测上,假定上,大概
e.g. 1. He will presumably resign in view of the complete failure of his policy.
由於他所推行的政策彻底失败了, 他很可能辞职.
2. She is aware of the difficulties, presumably?
她对这些困难大概了解吧?

presume [ pri'zju:m ] v. 假定,推测,占便宜
e.g. 1. A signed invoice presumes receipt of the shipment.
经过签字的发票表示货物已经收到。
2. The law presumes innocence until guilt is proved.
在罪状未证实前，法律假定被告无罪。

presumption [ pri'zʌmpʃən ] n. 推测,可能性
e.g. 1. The article has too many false presumptions.
这篇文章中凭空臆测的东西太多。
2. She was infuriated by his presumption in making the travel arrangements without first consulting her.
他事先没有和她商量便作好旅行安排，她对他自作主张很生气。

presumptuous [ pri'zʌmptjuəs ] a. 放肆的,冒昧的,冒失的
e.g. 1. I dislike that presumptuous young man.
我不喜欢那个自以为是的年轻人。
2. Having or showing excessive and arrogant self-confidence; presumptuous.
冒昧的，放肆的拥有或显示过分的或傲慢的自信的；自行其事的

presupposition [ pri:sʌpə'ziʃ(ə)n ] n. 预先假定,臆测
e.g. 1. Bail was refused on the presupposition of his guilt.
已料到他罪名成立而不准保释.
2. You have made several unjustified presuppositions.
你作了一些毫无根据的假设.

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