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The China Daily said in a commentary: "Like American people on the other side of the Pacific, we are elated, too, at the landslide win of Democrat Barack Obama.
《中國日報》在一則評論中寫道：“就像在太平洋彼岸的美國人一樣，我們?yōu)槊裰鼽h的巴拉克-奧巴馬以絕對優(yōu)勢勝出而感到高興?！?/li>
True, he has some rhetorical form as an anti-business figure—unlike the previous Democrat in the White House, Bill Clinton, who could comfortably talk the talk of business.
確實(shí)，他作為一名反商業(yè)人士采取了一些浮夸的形式——并不像民主黨前總統(tǒng)克林頓一樣可以隨心所欲的討論有關(guān)商業(yè)的話題。
Mr. Kennedy, who served 46 years as the most well-known Democrat in the Senate, longer than all but two other senators, was the only one of those brothers to reach old age.
肯尼迪先生，這位大名鼎鼎的民主黨人在參議院效力46年，其年限之長，僅有兩人能出其右；而他也是唯一一個得享高齡的肯尼迪兄弟。

Jill Cooper is married to Tom Udall, a Democrat from New Mexico who entered the Senate this past January.
And his father was a democrat but not a Bolshevik; so, he was anti-czarist, but he was not a Bolshevik.
他的父親是民主黨人而非布爾什維克黨人;,他反對沙皇，但他并不是布爾什維克黨人。
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someone who's probably a Democrat because I'm a Democrat.
恐怕要是個民主黨人，因?yàn)槲沂敲裰鼽h人。
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A Democrat is a member or supporter of a particular political party which has the word "democrat" or "democratic" in its title, for example, the Democratic Party in the United States.
A democrat is a person who believes in the ideals of democracy, personal freedom, and equality.