emissary

英 [ˈemɪsəri]

美 [ˈemɪseri]

n. 特使; 密使

复数：emissaries　

BNC.19424 / COCA.16487

牛津词典

noun

特使；密使
a person who is sent to deliver an official message, especially from one country to another, or to perform a special task

N-COUNT 特使;密使
Anemissaryis a representative sent by one government or leader to another.
1. ...the President's special emissary to Hanoi.
  派往河内的总统特使

noun

someone sent on a mission to represent the interests of someone else
Synonym:envoy

He, it is green emissary.
他，是绿色的使者。
You said the emissary offered to have the memory removed.
你说过特使答应移除记忆的。
It was all thanks to the emissary.
这都归功于特使大人。
I've captured the notary's emissary.
我抓到了公证人的使者。
He sent Cordell Hull, his secretary of state, as an almost silent emissary and declined to co-operate in currency stabilisation.
他派去的特使、国务卿科德尔赫尔（CordellHull）在会上近乎一言不发，他还拒绝在货币稳定问题上进行协作。
From emissary to servant, isn't that suspicious?
从使者到仆人，那不令人怀疑吗？
Jesus was an emissary from the spheres of light, incarnated in me.
耶稣是光球使者，他的肉身是我。
Is a mere emissary such as you worthy of klara?
像你这样的使者陪得上克拉拉么？
How do they illustrate the service of a prophet as a covenant emissary?
怎样表明了先知的事工正象盟约使者一样？
Why should Qi send you here as an emissary?
齐国怎么派你来做使臣呢？