单词statesmanship
n.: 政治才能；治国才干
网络: 政治家；政治家才能；治理国家的本领
政治才能；治国才干:
skill in managing state affairs
治理国家的本领[手腕];政治家风度
Obama is anxious to regain the initiative as he heads into a week of statesmanship at the UN and a G20 summit in Pittsburgh.
奥巴马急于赢得主动权，他即将迎来于匹兹堡召开的联合国和G20峰会，这是需要施展政治才能长袖善舞的一周。
Whether or not such enlightened statesmanship is forthcoming (presumably not), we are moving into the age of continental superpowers.
不管这两国是否会展现出这种开明的政治才能（我推测是不会的），我们都正步入“大陆性超级大国”时代。
Yet the vitality of the US system resurfaced, and American voters have chosen in Barack Obama a man of vision and statesmanship.
然而，美国制度的活力重新浮现，美国选民已选择了具有政治才能和远见的巴拉克-奥巴马（BarackObama）担任总统。
The art of statesmanship de Gaulle reasoned, was to understand the trend of history.
戴高乐认为，政治家的艺术，就是了解历史的趋势。
Some called this realism, but it was not the language of statesmanship.
有些人把这叫做“现实主义”，但真正的政治家不会这么说。
He convinced Duke Tang of his statesmanship by comparing the running of state affairs to the art of cooking.
他用做饭的道理来阐明治国的方法，心悦诚服的汤于是委他以管理国家的重任。
In the absence of statesmanship, the chances are that only a crisis in the bond markets will provide the necessary impetus.
由于缺少治国之才，很有可能债券市场遭遇的危机只能提供必要的动力。
Without delicate statesmanship, unstable regimes may balance themselves on the back of careless Western intervention.
没有精到的治国之术，这些动荡的政权在西方的草率干预下只能自己寻求平衡。
That newspaper cast a slur upon the statesmanship of the presidential candidate.
那报纸对这位总统候选人的治国才能表示轻蔑。
THE IMF was founded during a moment of high statesmanship at Bretton Woods in New Hampshire.
IMF是在新普西尔的布雷顿森林成立的，当时政治领导权比较强大。