1.政治家
2.〈英〉自耕农
1.an experienced political leader that many people respect
1.He talked with English and French statesmen as an equal; he was as homely and comfortable as an old shoe.
他以平等的身份与英国和法国的政治家交谈；他就像一只穿旧了的鞋子，让人感到普通而又舒适。
2.German statesmen used to assert that Germany has no independent foreign policy, only a European policy.
德国常常声明，自己没有独立的外交政策，只有一个欧洲政策。
3.Under this class of men are comprehended all contemplative tradesmen, titular physicians, and statesmen that are out of business.
在这个阶层里包括耽于空想的商人，挂名医生，以及丢了差事的政治家。
4.A few American statesmen might find it a good idea to hold China in check by letting Japan out of the cage.
美国少数政治家似乎觉得放日本出笼，利用日本牵制中国是一个好主意。
5.But the general principle, on which statesmen should attempt to act, is the same.
但总的原则，对其中的政治家应努力采取行动，是相同的。
6.The statesmen still schemed and maneuvered as if nothing grew but the power of wary and fortunate kings .
政治家们还在勾心斗角，用计谋、施策略，好象除了小心翼翼的和幸运的国王们的权力外，什么都没有发生。
7.Bismarck once said that the mark of statesmen is recognizing Fate as she rushes by, so as to grab on to the mantle of her cloak.
俾斯麦曾经说过，政治家的标志是在命运女神匆匆经过时认出她，抓住她斗篷的衣角。
8.said the two old statesmen who had been there before. 'Your Majesty must admire the colours and the pattern.
已经去过那里的两位老政客说，“陛下一定欣赏它的颜色与式样。”
9.His books are fat with illustrations and examples, drawn from his erudition and his conversations with statesmen and merchants.
他的书充满插图和例子，内容源自他的学识和他与政治家、商人的对话。
10.that peace is not the sole prerogative of statesmen, but also the cumulative result of each of our thoughts and actions.
和平，不是政治家的特权，而是每个人的思想和行动汇集起来产生的结果。