1.总督
1.a governor’s job, or the period of time when someone is a governor
1.The party won 13% of the vote, up from 8% at the general election, and took the governorships of two northern regions, Veneto and Piedmont.
该党赢得了13%的选票，高于大选中的8%，而且还在北部拿下威尼托区和皮埃蒙特区的区长席位。
2.In all, Republicans appear to have gained at least nine governorships, and won control of 11 state legislatures (see article).
总而言之，共和党人取得了至少9个州的州长职位，并且赢得了11个州立法机构的控制权（见参考文章）。
3.The entire House of Representatives, one-third of the Senate and many state governorships will be up for election in November.
十一月份，整个众议院，三分之一的参议院和大部分州级政府成员都将举行选举。
4.They are also projected to make a net gain of at least five governorships.
他们还计划，净收益至少得是5个州长。
5.With rare exceptions, the two major parties control the presidency, the Congress, the governorships, and the state legislatures.
除极少的例外情况，总统、国会、州长和州议会现在都由两大政党控制。
6.It is now almost certain that the elections will be only for the national presidency and maybe for the 25 state governorships.
现在已经基本能确定了竞选就仅仅是为国家总统和那25位州长而设立的了。
7.This week Mr Obama is front and centre in both states where governorships are up for grabs.
本周，奥巴马正集中精力应对两个州的州长竞选。
8.The party lost all three of its races for prefectural governorships to the LDP.
民主党在所有的三个地方长官的竞选上全输给了自由民主党。
9.In this election, al-Bashir's National Congress Party led by candidate won the governorships and state legislative majority.
在这次选举中，巴希尔所领导的全国大会党候选人赢得州长职位和州立法机构的多数席位。
10.They are all but certain to lose their current majority of governorships, and to cede ground to the Republicans in state legislatures.
民主党几乎肯定将失去对目前大多数的州长职位的控制，并在州议会让权给共和党。