cantor
cantor 英 ['kæntɔː;-ə] 美 ['kæntɔr]
n. 合唱指挥家；独唱者
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- n. 合唱指挥家；独唱者
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1. cantor showed that a lot of numbers are missing from any such list; that’s the contradiction.
康托揭示出许多实数在这样的列表中消失了；这就是自相矛盾的地方。
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2. Now, Mr. cantor may end up backing down on this one, if only because several of the hard-hit states have Republican governors, who want and need aid soon, without strings attached.
现在，如果因为遭受重创的州当中有几个州是共和党人当政，立刻需要救助，且不带任何附件条件，康托尔先生最后会在这个问题上退让。
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3. There may even be Democrats in Congress who would be as willing as Mr. cantor to advance their goals through sabotage and blackmail (although I can’t think of any).
国会中甚至还可能有跟康托尔先生一样，愿意通过破坏和勒索来是实现自己的目标（尽管我想不出任何一位）。
- cantor (n.) 1530s, "church song-leader," from Latin cantor "singer, poet, actor," agent noun from past participle stem of canere "to sing" (from PIE root *kan- "to sing"). Applied in English to the Hebrew chazzan from 1893. Related: Cantorial.
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