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- He had got into office as the head of the party. 他已经就任该党首脑。
- King had come into office as the head of the party. 金已就任该党党魁。
- The new prime minister was sworn into office. 新首相宣誓就职。
- To induct into office by a formal ceremony. 就职通过正式的就职典礼而就任职位
- When did their new president come into office? 他们的新总统什么时候就职的?
- The new leader has come into office. 新领导已上任。
- The new president has been sworn into office. 新总统已宣誓就职。
- They hoped to sweep into office but failed. 他们期待以压倒多数票获胜而东山再起，但是失败了。
- Figuratively speaking, it means to hoodwink or sway sb into doing sth with flattery or by boasting. The word huyou (忽悠); which means “sway” in its literal sense; is derived from the Northeast dialect.
- Part of the building has been subdivided into offices. 这座大楼的一部分隔开用作办公室了。
- I thought you knew that I meet my clients before I get into office. 我还以为你知道我进办公室前都会先去拜访客户。
- The President rode into office on a tide of discontent. 总统在一片不满声中上任了
- The new president will come into office in the coming January. 新总统将于一月就职。
- An election that sweeps a party or candidate into office. 占绝对优势的选举使某党派或候选人获胜进入政府的选举
- A speech given by a person being formally inducted into office. 就职演说某人正式任职时的就职演说
- Tempt sb into doing sth. 诱惑某人做某事;
- When he came into office he was candid, moral and refreshing. 卢武铉上台时，公正无私、严持操守，令人眼前一亮。
- They partitioned the inside into offices. 他们把屋子内部分隔成一间间办公室。
- A disenfranchised person cannot vote or hold office. 被剥夺公民权的人不能投票也不能任公职。
- As an interested party (ie sb likely to profit), I was not allowed to vote. 因为其中有我的利益，所以我不得投票。
