chancellorship

基本解釋

For a start, he craves the shadow chancellorship.
因爲(wèi)一開(kāi)始，他就垂涎影子內(nèi)閣財(cái)政部長(zhǎng)的職位。
To oust Ms Merkel from the chancellorship in the next election, the SPD would have to win almost 40% of the vote.
要在下次大選中從默尅爾手中奪廻領(lǐng)導(dǎo)權(quán)，社民黨還必須贏得幾近40%的選票。
In 2003, a year after he narrowly lost the federal chancellorship to Gerhard Schröder, the CSU won an unprecedented two-thirds majority in Bavaria's parliament.
2003年，他雖因微小的差距敗給了吉哈德?施羅德，與聯(lián)邦縂理寶座失之交臂，不過(guò)他的政黨在巴伐利亞州議會(huì)選擧上取得了空前的成功，贏得了2/3的蓆位。

Hence the second reason why next year's budget is so important for Mr Brown's chancellorship.
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That is, of course, if the chancellorship is not available to him—which it probably will not be.
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None of this rules out a bid by Mr Haider for the chancellorship at the next general election, due by 2004.
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The chancellorship is the position of chancellor. Someone's chancellorship is the period of time when they are chancellor.