kingmaker

/king-mey-ker/US // ˈkɪŋˌmeɪ kər //UK // (ˈkɪŋˌmeɪkə) //

缔造者,大王,决策者,大王牌

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a person who has great power and influence in the choice of a ruler, candidate for public office, business leader, or the like.

as ingray eminence

Synonyms

as inpower broker

Synonyms

This makes the Greens, on 118 seats, and the FDP, on 92 seats, kingmakers of the coalition.
In fact, if they perform as expected, the Greens could be the kingmakers or dealbreakers for a Labour-led government.
Isaiah Rynders was the swing-state kingmaker of American electoral politics.
We may be seen as the kingmakers in regards to who wins outside of the walled gardens, but until very recently we’ve been too fragmented in our expectations of the future and way too focused on our own little businesses.
On the one hand, he is the former president, probably the GOP front-runner and, at the very least, a highly influential kingmaker, so what he does is news.
The New York kingmaker who died Monday believed voters could actually handle a nuanced argument.
Like the Koch Brothers, it seemed Rastetter wanted to be a GOP kingmaker.
Terry Branstad is a GOP kingmaker who could lose his bid for a sixth term thanks to scandal upon scandal.
Shas, their biggest party, has long been a coalition kingmaker and could thus get its constituency child subsidies and welfare.
Bennett, at the end, seized about a dozen seats, hardly setting him up to be Bibi's right-wing kingmaker.
The battle of Barnet witnessed the fall and death of the kingmaker, and with her champion feudalism fell.
There was a man once in England whom they call the .

/king-mey-ker/US // ˈkɪŋˌmeɪ kər //UK // (ˈkɪŋˌmeɪkə) //

缔造者,大王,决策者,大王牌

n.名词 noun

1
- : a person who has great power and influence in the choice of a ruler, candidate for public office, business leader, or the like.

as ingray eminence

Synonyms

as inpower broker

Synonyms

This makes the Greens, on 118 seats, and the FDP, on 92 seats, kingmakers of the coalition.
In fact, if they perform as expected, the Greens could be the kingmakers or dealbreakers for a Labour-led government.
Isaiah Rynders was the swing-state kingmaker of American electoral politics.
We may be seen as the kingmakers in regards to who wins outside of the walled gardens, but until very recently we’ve been too fragmented in our expectations of the future and way too focused on our own little businesses.
On the one hand, he is the former president, probably the GOP front-runner and, at the very least, a highly influential kingmaker, so what he does is news.
The New York kingmaker who died Monday believed voters could actually handle a nuanced argument.
Like the Koch Brothers, it seemed Rastetter wanted to be a GOP kingmaker.
Terry Branstad is a GOP kingmaker who could lose his bid for a sixth term thanks to scandal upon scandal.
Shas, their biggest party, has long been a coalition kingmaker and could thus get its constituency child subsidies and welfare.
Bennett, at the end, seized about a dozen seats, hardly setting him up to be Bibi's right-wing kingmaker.
The battle of Barnet witnessed the fall and death of the kingmaker, and with her champion feudalism fell.
There was a man once in England whom they call the .