1.主席的,主持会议的,首席的
1.“preside”的现在分词
1.The present participle of preside
1.Never, says the awestruck official presiding over the meeting, has such a world-famous financial figure come to Guiyang.
主持会议的官员肃然起敬地说，从来没有这样一位世界闻名的金融人物来过贵阳。
2.Kim Jong-il was one of the world's most reclusive and enigmatic leaders, presiding over a secretive and internationally isolated country.
金正日生前是世界上最深居简出、最高深莫测的领袖人物之一，他领导着一个在国际上孤立无援的秘密国家——朝鲜。
3.If it happens that this discourse is missing, the presiding judge is relentless, the jury is upset.
如果发生此类话语落空的情况，主审法官不会就此罢休，陪审团则心烦意乱。
4.A small mallet used by a presiding officer or an auctioneer to signal for attention or order or to mark the conclusion of a transaction.
木槌一种小的木槌，被一指挥官员或拍卖人使用，以吸引注意、下达命令或确认一笔交易
5.But Mr Karzai does not want to be presiding over a half-formed government when he meets foreign leaders in London on January 28th.
但是卡尔扎克可不希望到1月28日伦敦与外国领导人见面那会，他的政府才成立了一半。
6.Mr Cousteix told the presiding judge that he did not consider himself a hacker "in the strict sense of the term. "
Cousteix告诉首席法官称他并不认为自己是“严格意义上”的黑客。
7.The old gentleman was as deliberate in his movements, and wore as subtle a smile, as though he were presiding over a diplomatic congress.
那位老绅士，举止之斟酌，笑容之微妙，看来恰似在主持着一个外交会议。
8.When the president of the court or the head of a tribunal participates in collegiate panel trial, they should at as the presiding judge.
院长或者庭长参加合议庭审判案件的时候，自己担任审判长。
9."You're not presiding over anything, " Ms. Snider, 47, said that she had quickly realized. "You're back in the trenches. "
47岁的史奈德说，她很快就明白「你没掌管到什麽东西，你是重返战壕。」
10.Where the majority cannot be reached, the decision shall be decided by the Presiding Panelist.
专家组不能形成多数意见时，裁决依首席专家的意见作出。