warhorse

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Mr Geissler, an old warhorse used to being listened to, lost patience with the endless wrangling and all he could see ahead was more war.
蓋斯勒是一名慣于滔滔不絕的資深專家，無止境的激烈爭吵已經(jīng)耗盡他的耐心，而且他能夠看到的未來只是更多的爭執(zhí)。
Yet Mr Brown has given only the vaguest prescriptions, involving that valiant warhorse “efficiency savings”, for correcting matters in future.
然而布朗先生只開了一個(gè)不明確的藥方在未來糾正問題，當(dāng)中牽涉到有效存款這味靈藥，。
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A veteran political warhorse who first entered the cabinet in 1975, he was previously finance minister from 1982 to 1984, under Indira Gandhi.
作為1975年首次入閣的政壇宿將，他1982-84年在英迪拉·甘地手下任財(cái)政部長。

After the walkout from the ruling Democratic Party of Japan of its old warhorse, Ichiro Ozawa, earlier this month, taking 48 party members, four more have left since.
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(PERSON) an old and experienced politician, soldier, or athlete, especially one who is still active
(SHOW) a piece of music, television show, play, or other performed piece of work that has often been performed or shown and is very famous

You can refer to someone such as an old soldier or politician who is still active and aggressive as a warhorse.