Bureaucrat Meaning in English
word
ˈbjʊɹəˌkɹæt/, /ˈbjʊɹoʊˌkɹæt
BYUR-uh-krat
bjˈɔːɹəʊkɹˌæt
byuh-ROH-krat
释义
A bureaucrat is an official who works in a government office, especially someone who follows rules and procedures very strictly.
用法与细微差别
Often used negatively to describe people seen as rigid, slow, or overly focused on rules rather than results. Common in political or workplace discussions as a criticism of inefficiency.
Spanish: burócrataPortuguese (BR): burocrataPortuguese (PT): burocrataChinese (Simplified): 官僚Chinese (Traditional): 官僚Hindi: नौकरशाहArabic: بيروقراطيBengali: بيروكر্যাট - সরকারি কর্মকর্তাRussian: бюрократJapanese: 官僚Vietnamese: quan chức - viên chứcKorean: 관료Turkish: bürokratUrdu: افسر شاہی - بیوروکریٹIndonesian: birokrat - pegawai negeri
例句
The bureaucrat approved my passport application.
basic
A bureaucrat works in a government office.
basic
Many people think a bureaucrat only cares about rules.
basic
That bureaucrat made us fill out three different forms for the same thing.
natural
It's hard to get anything done when a strict bureaucrat is in charge.
natural
Don't be a bureaucrat—let's find a solution that actually works.
natural