pol

IPA/pɒl/
KK[pˈɔl]IPA/pɑːl/

pol — 名詞

1. a person who works professionally in politics as an elected official or party re

1.名詞B2
釋義

政治人物

政治人物的非正式口語說法

a person who works professionally in politics as an elected official or party representative — an informal shortened form used especially in news headlines and everyday conversation

例句

Local pols promised to fix the roads before the rainy season starts.

地方政治人物承諾在雨季來臨前修好道路。

plural: pols

The veteran pol gave a short speech and then took questions from the crowd.

那位資深政治人物簡短發言後，開始接受群眾提問。

同義詞
  • politician

    the standard neutral term, suitable for all registers

  • lawmaker

    emphasises the legislative role; slightly more formal

  • elected official

    formal term that includes any office-holder, not just legislators

反義詞
  • private citizen

    someone who does not hold public office

  • voter

    someone who elects politicians rather than being one

文法句型

a/the pol

plural: pols

用法筆記

Use pol only in informal or journalistic contexts. In formal writing, prefer politician, lawmaker, or elected official.

常見錯誤

❌The pol addressed Parliament with great solemnity.
✅The politician addressed Parliament with great solemnity.
💡The word pol sounds too casual for formal settings like Parliament.

pol — 縮寫