policy-maker
policy-maker — 名詞
1. a person whose job is to decide the general direction and rules that a governmen
決策者
制定政策的人,尤其在政府或政黨中
a person whose job is to decide the general direction and rules that a government, political party, or organization will follow
Femi worked as a policy-maker in the Ministry of Education for eight years.
Femi 在教育部擔任了八年的政策制定者。
policy-maker + in + [government ministry name]
Élise and her team of policy-makers met with local leaders to discuss housing rules.
Élise 和她的政策制定團隊與當地領袖會面,討論住房相關規定。
Several policy-makers in the city council supported the plan to build more public libraries.
市議會中的幾位政策制定者支持了建造更多公共圖書館的計畫。
As a senior policy-maker, Emre helped write the country's new environmental laws.
作為資深決策者,Emre 協助起草了國家的新環境法規。
- decision-maker
broader term; can be used in any organization or context, not just government
- legislator
more specific; refers to an elected official who makes laws
- strategist
focuses on long-term planning rather than formal policy; often used in military or business
文法句型
countable noun referring to a person's role or job
用法筆記
Frequently written as one word (policymaker) or with a hyphen (policy-maker). Both forms are accepted in formal writing; the hyphenated form is more common in British English.