gubernatorial

gubernatorial的读音是：[ˌgjuːbənəˈtrɔːlɪərɪə] ，中文意思是“州长”。

速记技巧：可以与“gubernator”一起记忆，它们都表示“州长”。

基本翻译：表示“州长”的意思，通常用于美国政治领域，指某一州的行政首长，类似于英国的“首相”或中国的“省长”。

gubernatorial这个词源自拉丁语，意为“统治者”或“总督”。它的变化形式包括其过去式、过去分词和现在分词。其相关单词包括：

1. governor：n. 州长；管理者；主宰者

例句：The governor of the state is responsible for the day to day running of the state.

2. gubernatorial：adj. 州长的；总督的

例句：The gubernatorial race was a closely watched contest.

3. govern：v. 统治；管理；支配

例句：The government must govern for the benefit of all its citizens.

4. administration：n. 管理；行政；支配

例句：The new administration has pledged to tackle the country"s economic problems.

5. ruler：n. 统治者；支配者

例句：The ruler of the country was overthrown in a revolution.

6. territorial：adj. 领土的；地方的

例句：The territorial dispute between the two countries has been ongoing for years.

7. executive：adj. 执行的；行政的；实施的

例句：The executive branch of government is responsible for implementing policies.

8. monarch：n. 国王；君主；帝王

例句：The monarch is the head of state of many countries.

9. central：adj. 中心的；主要的；中央的

例句：The central government has taken steps to address the economic crisis.

10. territoriality：n. 领土性；地方主义；地域性

例句：The issue of territoriality is a contentious one in international relations.

gubernatorial常用短语：

1. governorship

2. governors" mansion

3. gubernatorial candidate

4. gubernatorial race

5. gubernatorial appointment

6. gubernatorial power

7. gubernatorial term

例句：

1. The governorship of the state is up for grabs in the next election.

2. The governor"s mansion has been empty since he left office last year.

3. The gubernatorial candidate is campaigning hard to win the election.

4. The gubernatorial race is heating up as the election draws near.

5. The governor made a controversial appointment to a high-ranking position.

6. Governors have the power to make or break a policy in their state.

7. The gubernatorial term has come to an end and a new leader has been elected.

英文小作文：

As the governorship of a state comes to an end, it"s time for a new leader to take over and lead the state in a new direction. Governors have the power to make or break policies in their state, and they must be responsible for managing the resources of the state and ensuring that they are used effectively and efficiently. Governors also have the responsibility to maintain law and order, protect the environment, and provide quality education and healthcare for their citizens. In order to do this, governors must work closely with other political leaders, community organizations, and citizens to create a strong and unified state that is able to face the challenges of the future.