v.(动词)

1. 担任会议主席；主持（会议）
2. 管辖，统辖，管理，指挥，负责
3. 领奏，主奏，担任主要演奏者
4. 作议长，作会长，担任主席
5. 当主人

v.(动词)

1. vi. 主持,主管 be in charge of; lead

Verb:

1. act as president;

   "preside over companies and corporations"
   

1.负责；主持
If youpreside over a meeting or an event, you are in charge.

e.g. The PM presided over a meeting of his inner Cabinet...
首相主持了一次核心内阁会议。
e.g. He presided at the trial of the Maguire Seven...
他主审马圭尔等七人案。

1. (法官)列席：perjury:伪证 |preside:(法官)列席 | recess:休庭

2. preside的翻译

2. 主持,管理：preserve 保藏,保存,保持 |preside 主持,管理 | presume 假定,推测

3. preside的意思

3. 主持：1357. prerequisite n. 先决条件adj. 首要必备的 | 1358.preside 主持 | 1359. prestige n. 声望, 威望, 威信

4. 主持;主奏：preserve 保护,维持;保存,保藏 |preside 主持;主奏 |president 总统;校长;会长

Mr Smith will preside over the next meeting.

史密斯先生将主持下一次会议。

The old professor had presided over a seminar for theoretical physicists.

老教授主持了一次理论物理学家的研讨会。

He will preside at the election of school officers.

他是校际选举大会的主席。

When the Assembly holds its meeting, the chairman shall preside over the Assembly.

会员大会召开会议时，理事长担任会议主席。

Who happened to preside over the economic crisis at the time?

当发生经济危机时谁正好在掌权?

His experience enabled him to preside over the business in an efficient way.

他的经验使他有效地管理着公司。

the presiding judge

首席法官

They asked if I would preside at the committee meeting.

他们问我是否会主持委员会会议。

(figurative)The party presided over one of the worst economic declines in the country's history (= it was in power when the decline happened) .

该党执政时期，国家经历了历史上最严重的经济衰退。

The PM presided over a meeting of his inner Cabinet...

首相主持了一次核心内阁会议。

He presided at the trial of the Maguire Seven...

他主审马圭尔等七人案。

The minister was asked to preside at the independence ceremonies of the small island state.

那位部长被邀请去主持这个小岛国的独立仪式.

I am glad to preside at this banquet.

我很高兴主持这次宴会.

It has not been decide who will preside over the meeting tomorrow.

谁主持明天的会议还没有决定.

It'seems to preside over London like a benevolent.

它像仁慈般的神灵主宰着伦敦.

I was not paid to preside over disasters.

我不用对这次失败负责.

Tom will preside over the ceremony.

汤姆会主持这个仪式.

Who will preside at the committee meeting today?

今天委员会开会谁当主席?

Who will preside at the meeting has not been decided yet.

引导主语从句同时作从句的主语)由谁主持回忆还没有决定.

Who will preside at the meeting?

谁将主持会议?

It has not been decided yet who will preside at the meeting.

谁来主持会议还没有确定.

The question who should preside over the meeting has not yet been settled.

谁来主持会议这个问题尚未解决.

Go into any courtroom and there will preside an independent judge, beholden to no government power.

走进任何一所法庭,你都能看到主持人是一位不依附政府权力的独立的法官.

His experience enabled him to preside over the business in an efficient way.

他的经验使他有效地管理着公司.

Who happened to preside over the economic crisis at the time?

当发生经济危机时谁正好在掌权?

preside the overall work of municipal government; in charge of audit, inspection, organization establishment.

主持市政府全面工作, 分管审计 、 监察 、 机构编制工作.

Convene and preside over the Arbitration Jury.

召集及主持仲裁委员会.

preside over management review. Evaluate the effectiveness and suitability of QMS.

主持管理评审, 对质量体系的有效性和适宜性进行评价.

It gives me great pleasure to preside at this dinner in honour of Chairman Clark.

我为能在此为克拉克董事长主持晚宴而深感愉快.

Some people believe that the Fates preside over man's destiny.

有些人相信,命运之神安排人类的命运.

Article 6. The Presidium shall preside over the sessions of the National People's Congress.

第六条主席团主持全国人民代表大会会议.

Responsibilities: preside the overall work of Ganyu County.

分管工作: 主持赣榆县全面工作.

The old professor had preside fd over a seminar for ssp heoretical physicis lts.

老教授主持了一次理论物理学家的研讨会.

WACS approved judges must preside.

比赛的评审必须得到世厨协的批准.

preside at( v.+prep. )

主持(会议、仪式等)lead; be president of a ceremony or meeting, etc.
preside at sth

The minister was asked to preside at the independence ceremonies of the small island state.

那位部长被邀请去主持这个小岛国的独立仪式。

preside over( v.+prep. )

管理; 对(某事物)负有责任control or be responsible for sth

～+介词

• preside%20at%E3%80%94over%E3%80%95">preside at〔over〕主持,负责

• The assembly, presided over by Clifford Allen, was good-tempered and orderly.

  出自：B. Webb

• Judge Abdela, presiding at the Old Bailey trial.

  出自：Daily Telegraph