1.(主指牧师的)任职,任期,职权
2.义务,职责
1.an official position; the fact of having an official position, or the time during which someone has it
1.Any good Republican candidate would have had a chance of unseating Voorhis in 1946 despite his popularity and his incumbency .
尽管沃勒斯深孚众望并且在职，可是任何一个出色的共和党候选人都能有机会在1946年夺去他的席位。
2.The senator is, after all, a Washington incumbent at a time when both incumbency and all things federal are held to be wildly unpopular.
毕竟，她担任参议员时，不仅参议员，联邦政府的所有政策在这里都非常不受欢迎。
3.This city is named the nation's finance centre , and its economic development relies on bank incumbency and foreign trade to a great extent.
这个城市被称为这个国家的金融中心，其经济的发展在很大程度上仰仗银行义务和外贸。
4.Objective To probe into the ways, time, influencing factors and contents for incumbency training of community nursing staff.
目的探讨社区护理人员在职培训的方式、时间、影响因素及培训内容。
5.Secondly elaborated a present accountancy profession's incumbency industry morals the problem exist by construction.
其次，阐述了现今会计行业在职业道德建设方面所存在的问题。
6.This research result can provide a nursing to develop the reference that education educates with clinical nursing novice's incumbency.
本研究结果能提供护理养成教育与临床护理新进人员在职教育的参考。
7.Most of all, London benefits from incumbency and a long history as a financial centre.
首先，伦敦得益于主导地位和作为一个金融中心的悠久历史。
8.The hope passes the study of the BB university incumbency master degree to increase own scholarship and raise the academic level .
希望通过BB大学在职硕士学位的学习来增长自己的学识与提高学术水平。
9.Presidential relatives may profit from the power of incumbency.
总统亲属可能受益于职务上的权力。
10.So we don't comment on natural phenomenon of the law of jungle according to our moral criterion of kindness and incumbency .
所以，我们也不能运用自己所订下的仁义等行为标准，去评论弱肉强食的自然现象。