英 [ɪnˈkʌmbənsi] 美 [ɪnˈkʌmbənsi]
n. 义务；任职；责任
复数incumbencies
incumbency /ɪnˈkʌmbənsɪ/
名词 the state or quality of being incumbent 负责
the term during which some position is held
同义词： tenure / term of office
a duty that is incumbent upon you
the office of an incumbent
... anticlimax 突降法；虎头蛇尾；令人不快的结尾 incumbency 义务；任职；责任 eligible voter 合格选民 ...
... anticlimax 突降法；虎头蛇尾；令人不快的结尾 incumbency 义务；任职；责任 eligible voter 合格选民 ...
... 在之上over 在职incumbency 在职期间incumbency ...
任职(incumbency), 此释义来源于网络辞典。
义务；任职；责任
obligation / liability / burden / trust / blame
This has added to the already awesome power of incumbency.
这更增加了任职期间本已令人敬畏的权势。
The dollar’s attractions as a bolthole are partly a benefit of incumbency.
美元作为避险货币的魅力，在一定程度上得益于它目前的角色。
Kerala tends to follow the "anti-incumbency" trend in states: power alternates.
喀拉拉邦在各邦中倾向于遵循“反在职”的趋势：权力交替。
And it's a real danger of incumbency.
的确是有责任风险的。
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But neither incumbency nor Golkar's backing is a guarantee of victory, as Mr Sondakh's defeat illustrates.
Incumbency is a powerful barrier in industries, such as finance, where there are strong network effects.
If Rogan doesn't seek re-election, Republicans lose the advantage of incumbency in the district.