minister

英['ministə(r)]美['ministə(r)]

n.
1.部长，大臣（常为内阁阁员）
2.公使，外交使节
3.（基督教的）牧师（尤指长老会和某些不信奉国教派的）
v.
[I][~ to sb/sth ]辅助或伺候某人，为某人[某事物]服务

同：	[n.] curate, diplomatic minister, government minister, minister of religion

The Chinese foreign minister made this remark when be met with his French counterpart in Beijing.
中国外长是在北京会见法国外长时说这番话的。收藏
Germany's Foreign Minister, Kinkerl said that, he welcomed the NATO ultimatum to the serbian people of Bosnia-Herzegovina.
德国外长金克尔23日说，他欢迎北约对波黑塞族发出的最后通牒。收藏
He tendered his resignation to the Prime Minister.
他向首相递了辞呈。收藏
The minister easily fielded all the journalist's awkward questions.
部长轻而易举地一一回答了记者提出的棘手问题。收藏
Canada's Prime Minister is the counterpart of the U.S. President.
加拿大总理相当于美国总统。收藏

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a person authorized to conduct religious worship
- clergymen are usually called ministers in Protestant churches
[同] curate, minister, minister of religion, parson, pastor, rector
a person appointed to a high office in the government
- Minister of Finance
[同] government minister, minister

attend to the wants and needs of others
- I have to minister to my mother all the time
work as a minister
- She is ministering in an old parish

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