charismatic的意思|charismatic的解释-里氏词典

charismatic [`kærɪz'mætɪk]

a. 魅力, 能吸引大众的非凡能力, 神授的能力, 领袖人物感人的超凡魅力

A member of a Christian charismatic group or movement.
有神授超凡能力的人基督教派有神授能力的团体或运动的成员
"She's tremendously charismatic. Let's face it, it's difficult to cater to so many different groups. But I think she'd love to let her guard down and have a real good laugh, " he said.
他说，"她极有领袖气质。说实话，在这样多的不同人群当中能面面俱到，不是一件容易的事。我想她一定很想放松自己，开怀大笑一番。"
Weak spot: Not a fiery, charismatic leader.
缺点：不是一个易躁的、超凡魅力的领导者。

charismatic

[ adj ]
possessing an extraordinary ability to attract
<adj.all>
a charismatic leadera magnetic personality

Charismatic \Char`is*mat"ic\, a.
Of or pertaining to a charism.

The economy is suffering, but who knows if in the long term he isn't right?" For nearly half this century, two charismatic intellectuals with opposing ideologies have dominated politics in the Dominican Republic.
Miss Noonan's mere mentioning the need for some such charismatic leader denotes the failure in itself of the reduction in national stature in the past 10 years when she said we "are ripe for a Teddy Roosevelt."
Eastwood never met the charismatic Huston but said he studied many of the director's films and interviews.
Clearly, the company's charismatic founder and Dieter Bock, his heir presumptive, fancy new roles to play.
Last summer, about 12,000 people gathered for a Mass on the grounds of a charismatic church in Lubbock, Texas, where three parishioners claimed to receive messages from the Virgin Mary.
Perez, a charismatic figure popular with the working class, favors tighter state control over the economy.
Leahy is a man straight out of Conrad; an adventurer more than an explorer, a poor, uneducated but charismatic man of great bravery and equal ruthlessness, driven by the dream of finding gold.
'We are trying to blend Japanese methods with the Swedish work culture,' he explains. The drive behind T50 has come from the top of ABB under the direction of Percy Barnevik, the company's charismatic chief executive.
In March 1985, a different kind of communist _ Mikhail S. Gorbachev, charismatic and tactically nimble _ took over the party. The rigid communist autocracy began loosening its grip.
"He was one of the strongest, most charismatic people you could have leading a company," said Lisbeth Barron, an analyst at McKinley Allsopp Inc.
Many Democrats view Wilder as a less threatening national candidate than the more charismatic, and radical, Jesse Jackson.
A charismatic figure popular with the working class, Perez favors tighter state control over the economy.
His Boris is commanding, but not yet charismatic. Geneva opts for the original 1869 version - an austere succession of seven panels which confines music and drama to bare essentials.
As its revolution moves from charismatic leadership to institutionalized bureaucracy, it can be expected to seek more economic and commercial ties with the West.
The danger for Aristide - a charismatic priest with huge popular support but virtually no government experience - is that he may be unable to satisfy the high expectations he has raised among the Haiti's poor.
Like the daughters and widows of fallen leaders in India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka, she is a savvy, charismatic, intelligent student of politics who graduated into leadership ranks in her own right.
Although there were no official returns Monday afternoon, there was wide belief that the Rev. Jean-Bertrand Aristide, a charismatic priest hailed by the masses as their "prophet," had won election as president.
Certainly the charismatic Mr. Alfonsin, who installed democratic government in 1983, has lost popularity since the beginning of this year.
But this does not invalidate the parallels between their styles of leadership, as Clough's career shows. Together with many charismatic business leaders who have a sustained stay at the helm, Clough had his most successful years as part of a duo.
As a star law student at Harvard looking for a way to channel his idealism, Diver takes a job with the then-young and charismatic Boston mayor, Kevin White, but eventually becomes disenchanted with the political machinations.
There are no charismatic leaders waiting in the wings to take over if something happened to Saddam," a senior member of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan in London said in a telephone interview.
Gregor Gysi - the charismatic PDS leader - is not known for his modesty.
Chancellor Franz Vranitzky remained in a position today to rebuild his broad coalition government, but a charismatic populist campaigning on a nationalist platform scored big gains in national elections.
He had also made public safety a central theme of his campaign. Two days ago his route to the presidency seemed secure after the charismatic Mr Manuel Camacho, the peace envoy to Chiapas, indicated he would not run for the presidency.
The U.S. now seems to be moving inexorably toward recognizing the charismatic Russian leader as the rising force in the Soviet Union.
Omar Torrijos, the charismatic dictator who died in a plane crash in 1981; and Arnulfo Arias Madrid, the grand old man of the Panamanian opposition.
Polls indicated that the charismatic 46-year-old senator would have won a landslide victory in the presidential elections.
In the order, de Villa said Robles was being arrested "in connection" with the slaying of the charismatic chairman of the May 1st Movement, one of the Philippines' largest labor federations.
DAZZLING DUO: After Mario Cuomo's appearance at the Gridiron Club dinner, Nancy Reagan tells confidants that he is the most "charismatic" politician she has seen except for her husband.
You had engineers saying: how we do our job is nothing to do with quality control or with production engineers.' Armstrong says that some of the most painful changes affected Adamson himself, who is quick-thinking, decisive and charismatic.

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