absentee的意思|absentee的解释-里氏词典

absentee [`æbsn.'ti]

n. 缺席者, 不在者

[经] 缺勤者, 缺席者, 未到工者

The custodian of a minor child's estate; the custodian of an absentee landlord's property.
年幼孩子财产的监护人；地主外出时其地产的看管人
I got my absentee ballot already.
我已经拿到我的外地选举人票了。
The absentee is a person who is absent from work.
旷工者就是上班不到的人。

absentee

[ noun ]
one that is absent or not in residence
<noun.person>

Absentee \Ab`sen*tee"\, n.
One who absents himself from his country, office, post, or
duty; especially, a landholder who lives in another country
or district than that where his estate is situated; as, an
Irish absentee. --Macaulay.

Some argue that group ownership brings greater resources to the local paper; some see homogenization resulting from absentee ownership.
Everyone files past the apartment at delivery time, and if someone is out of town, tenants dispatch children to slip mail under the absentee's door.
Although 2,500 to 3,000 absentee ballots remained to be counted, Bentley said she didn't think they would make a difference.
Officials in Marion County said they should complete counting of absentee ballots Thursday.
When the National Abortion Rights Action League endorsed Michael Dukakis for president earlier this week, there was one notable absentee: Michael Dukakis.
Said Eytan: "We need this like we need stones in the (occupied) territories." People who observe the Sabbath on Saturdays have the right to cast absentee ballots in elections held on Saturdays, a federal judge ruled.
McKetchnie's office was swamped with requests for absentee ballots after the special election was announced.
In Oregon, Democratic challenger Michael Kopetski led incumbent Republican Denny Smith by less than 1,300 votes, with some absentee ballots remaining.
The debate Thursday was much calmer than the day before, when Republicans angrily denounced Byrd's successful motion to have the Senate sergeant-at-arms, Henry K. Giugni, arrest absentee Republicans and force them to return to the chamber.
Presiding Judge Howard Schwartz said he wanted to issue a written opinion later this week because his decision could call into question California's system for accepting absentee votes.
Preston Geren carved out a 3,000-vote margin in the absentee ballots, which constituted 20% of the total cast.
The typical pilot absentee rate is 250 during normal periods and 300 during Christmas holidays, said Mr. Heires.
Sailors aboard the USS Biddle, a guided missile cruiser, voted by absentee ballot three weeks ago in Alexandria, Va.
Democrats, mindful that August is a vacation month for many Floridians, mounted an absentee ballot drive aimed at picking up extra votes.
Voter mailings also have been sent out in Texas to predominantly elderly Democratic voters, encouraging them to forego absentee ballots.
Outside his Tokyo residence, Kaifu told reporters, "It's up to the judgment of the people, but I'm certain that the Liberal Democratic Party's policies are generally accepted by the people." Both leaders voted earlier by absentee ballots.
The suspense was over minutes after the polls closed, when results of the 19,000 absentee ballots were released: Mrs. Azar collected about 63 percent.
Some school districts that did not cancel classes reported absentee rates as high as 50 percent Monday.
The most hotly contested mayor's race in Berkeley history continues without an official winner after a judge refused to rule Monday on whether 386 late-arriving absentee ballots should be counted.
A second absentee was Shell International Petroleum's formidable head of economics DeAnne Julius.
The newspaper quoted an unidentified former top Castellano aide as saying that Castellano ordered absentee guardsmen kept on the roster.
Antonovich got just 50.4 percent of the absentee vote in a field of 10 candidates.
It is called the absentee vote.
Republican rancher and oil man Clayton Williams notified 100,000 potential supporters of absentee voting locations and times.
Canvassing boards in each county will meet Thursday to begin counting remaining absentee ballots, said Ralph Englert, deputy secretary of state.
Secretary of State Allen Beermann said he expected the absentee ballots to follow the pattern of the counted votes.
About 5,000 absentee votes still were out in Bay County, a Mack stronghold in the Panhandle.
The study found that, on average, Japanese firms in the United States have outperformed European competitors in terms of low absentee rates, low manager turnover and high product quality, among other criteria.
It was the first gubernatorial race in Texas since the state allowed people to vote absentee without stating a reason.
The Reagans voted by absentee ballot because they will be in Washington on election day, Nov. 8.

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