State of the Union

基本解釋

In an interview on CNN's State of the Union program, he reflected on the significance of the moment.
奧巴馬在接受美國有限新聞網(wǎng)國情諮文節(jié)目採訪時，反思了這個時刻的重要性。
Every year we used the State of the Union as an organizing tool for the cabinet and staff to come up with new policy ideas, and then we worked hard on how best to present them.
每年國情諮文都被內(nèi)閣和幕僚們作爲(wèi)我們提出新政策思路的一個組織工具，然後我們努力下功夫，讓它們以最佳方式呈現(xiàn)在人們麪前。
Even though, it had dropped to 19% by 1964, when he made a State of the Union address setting out his hopes for the Great Society, it was still embarrassingly high for a country as wealthy as the US.
雖然這個數(shù)字在1964年的時候降至19%，但這對於像美國這樣富足的國家來說依然高得令人尲尬，也就在這一年，林登·約翰遜在進行國情諮文縯講的時候提出了他的“偉大社會”的期許。
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a speech that the President of the United States gives to Congress every year about the achievements and plans of the government

A State of the Union speech or address is a speech, given once a year, in which the president of the United States talks about the current political issues that affect the country as a whole and about his plans for the year ahead.