Definition of lawmaker in English:

lawmaker

nounˈlɔːmeɪkəˈlɔˌmeɪkər

A legislator.
立法者
the game's official lawmakers are preparing the new legislation
Example sentencesExamples
- This means that half of all the lawmakers may represent only a quarter of the voters.
- It was a real lowpoint in Parliament as lawmakers mourned their able colleague but the point was made.
- He is expected to meet with French lawmakers and senior Foreign Ministry officials Tuesday.
- Part of the problem is that congressional lawmakers keep a close ear to the ground.
- The public know the opposition lawmakers would be to blame if a no-confidence vote is pushed through.
- As such, it said, the lawmakers and judiciary ought also to be blamed for the lack of job opportunities.
- He remained a lawmaker in the Harare parliament until his death.
- The Magna Carta does not, as I understand it, curtail the sovereignty of the proper lawmaker to make what laws seem fit to him.
- They want corrupt lawmakers to be ousted and duly punished under any circumstances.
- The voice vote let lawmakers sidestep the roll call that usually accompanies major legislation.
- Without the power of detention, prosecutors cannot force lawmakers to appear in court.
- There are a total of nine independent lawmakers in the current legislature.
- It seems that lawmakers are ignoring public opinion in making such an absurd decision.
- Policy-making was difficult and lawmakers are still faced with a backlog of dozens of laws.
- When the president was a lawmaker he did not get along well with conservative papers.
- Tempers gradually cooled, but not until after a push by lawmakers to recall the president fizzled out.
- Attempts by lawmakers of the democratic camp to relax controls of the legislation were also blocked.
- The individual lawmakers are untouchable for anything they do as legislators.
- If elected, he would be one of the few lawmakers elected to office in two states.
- State lawmakers are passing laws that level the playing field for divorcing dads.

Definition of lawmaker in US English:

lawmaker

nounˈlôˌmākərˈlɔˌmeɪkər

A legislator.
立法者
the game's official lawmakers are preparing the new legislation
Example sentencesExamples
- Policy-making was difficult and lawmakers are still faced with a backlog of dozens of laws.
- The public know the opposition lawmakers would be to blame if a no-confidence vote is pushed through.
- Attempts by lawmakers of the democratic camp to relax controls of the legislation were also blocked.
- They want corrupt lawmakers to be ousted and duly punished under any circumstances.
- The voice vote let lawmakers sidestep the roll call that usually accompanies major legislation.
- It was a real lowpoint in Parliament as lawmakers mourned their able colleague but the point was made.
- He remained a lawmaker in the Harare parliament until his death.
- The individual lawmakers are untouchable for anything they do as legislators.
- It seems that lawmakers are ignoring public opinion in making such an absurd decision.
- This means that half of all the lawmakers may represent only a quarter of the voters.
- When the president was a lawmaker he did not get along well with conservative papers.
- There are a total of nine independent lawmakers in the current legislature.
- As such, it said, the lawmakers and judiciary ought also to be blamed for the lack of job opportunities.
- He is expected to meet with French lawmakers and senior Foreign Ministry officials Tuesday.
- The Magna Carta does not, as I understand it, curtail the sovereignty of the proper lawmaker to make what laws seem fit to him.
- Without the power of detention, prosecutors cannot force lawmakers to appear in court.
- Tempers gradually cooled, but not until after a push by lawmakers to recall the president fizzled out.
- Part of the problem is that congressional lawmakers keep a close ear to the ground.
- If elected, he would be one of the few lawmakers elected to office in two states.
- State lawmakers are passing laws that level the playing field for divorcing dads.

单词	lawmaker
释义	Definition of lawmaker in English: lawmaker nounˈlɔːmeɪkəˈlɔˌmeɪkər A legislator. 立法者 the game's official lawmakers are preparing the new legislation Example sentencesExamples This means that half of all the lawmakers may represent only a quarter of the voters. It was a real lowpoint in Parliament as lawmakers mourned their able colleague but the point was made. He is expected to meet with French lawmakers and senior Foreign Ministry officials Tuesday. Part of the problem is that congressional lawmakers keep a close ear to the ground. The public know the opposition lawmakers would be to blame if a no-confidence vote is pushed through. As such, it said, the lawmakers and judiciary ought also to be blamed for the lack of job opportunities. He remained a lawmaker in the Harare parliament until his death. The Magna Carta does not, as I understand it, curtail the sovereignty of the proper lawmaker to make what laws seem fit to him. They want corrupt lawmakers to be ousted and duly punished under any circumstances. The voice vote let lawmakers sidestep the roll call that usually accompanies major legislation. Without the power of detention, prosecutors cannot force lawmakers to appear in court. There are a total of nine independent lawmakers in the current legislature. It seems that lawmakers are ignoring public opinion in making such an absurd decision. Policy-making was difficult and lawmakers are still faced with a backlog of dozens of laws. When the president was a lawmaker he did not get along well with conservative papers. Tempers gradually cooled, but not until after a push by lawmakers to recall the president fizzled out. Attempts by lawmakers of the democratic camp to relax controls of the legislation were also blocked. The individual lawmakers are untouchable for anything they do as legislators. If elected, he would be one of the few lawmakers elected to office in two states. State lawmakers are passing laws that level the playing field for divorcing dads. Definition of lawmaker in US English: lawmaker nounˈlôˌmākərˈlɔˌmeɪkər A legislator. 立法者 the game's official lawmakers are preparing the new legislation Example sentencesExamples Policy-making was difficult and lawmakers are still faced with a backlog of dozens of laws. The public know the opposition lawmakers would be to blame if a no-confidence vote is pushed through. Attempts by lawmakers of the democratic camp to relax controls of the legislation were also blocked. They want corrupt lawmakers to be ousted and duly punished under any circumstances. The voice vote let lawmakers sidestep the roll call that usually accompanies major legislation. It was a real lowpoint in Parliament as lawmakers mourned their able colleague but the point was made. He remained a lawmaker in the Harare parliament until his death. The individual lawmakers are untouchable for anything they do as legislators. It seems that lawmakers are ignoring public opinion in making such an absurd decision. This means that half of all the lawmakers may represent only a quarter of the voters. When the president was a lawmaker he did not get along well with conservative papers. There are a total of nine independent lawmakers in the current legislature. As such, it said, the lawmakers and judiciary ought also to be blamed for the lack of job opportunities. He is expected to meet with French lawmakers and senior Foreign Ministry officials Tuesday. The Magna Carta does not, as I understand it, curtail the sovereignty of the proper lawmaker to make what laws seem fit to him. Without the power of detention, prosecutors cannot force lawmakers to appear in court. Tempers gradually cooled, but not until after a push by lawmakers to recall the president fizzled out. Part of the problem is that congressional lawmakers keep a close ear to the ground. If elected, he would be one of the few lawmakers elected to office in two states. State lawmakers are passing laws that level the playing field for divorcing dads.
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