the former Secretary General of NATO
北约前任秘书长
1.秘书长;书记长;总书记
1.an official in charge of a large organization such as the United Nations
1.I succeed with a few students: One girl impressed me by confiding that she wanted to be the secretary general of the United Nations one day.
有一些学生被我说动了，一位女生给我留下了深刻的印象，她向我吐露有朝一日要当联合国秘书长。
2.And then the secretary general of the United Nations came up to speak to God and said, "When will our international institutions work? "
然后联合国秘书长来到上帝面前问：“国际机构什么时候才能有效工作？”
3.The announcement of the personal intervention of the secretary general is a clear sign of the importance of the matter.
秘书长宣布亲自对此进行干预是一个明确的信号，显示了这个问题的重要性。
4.She said the Secretary-General's ability to mobilize resources "is extremely vital when the world is under threat of an imminent pandemic. "
她说，秘书长调动资源的能力“在世界受到迫在眉睫的大流行威胁时极为重要”。
5.United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan said the agreement reached at the summit is an important beginning.
联合国秘书长科菲·安南表示在峰会上达成的这个协议是一个很重要的开端。
6.The Secretary-General did not stop at the temporary home of a school teacher, who identified himself as Kumar.
联合国秘书长没有来得及拜访一位学校教师的临时住所。
7.Underlining the urgency of the matter, the secretary-general issued a personal appeal to all Kenyans.
潘基文强调情况的紧迫性，并向所有肯尼亚人发出了个人呼吁。
8.Under-Secretary-General has no direct response to a reporter's question, she said : "Because police not a thief on the world? "
李红副秘书长则没有直接回答记者的这个问题，她说：“因为有了警察，世界上就没有一个小偷了吗？”
9.Arguably, the need for that sort of secretary-general has lately become more pressing.
正因如此，近年来需要此种秘书长的要求越来越迫切。
10.One Secretary-General, appointed by the President, is responsible for the general management of the Working Group.
组挂靠单位。工作组设秘书长一人，由组长任命，负责工作组的日常组织工作。