0 someone who is sent as a representative from one government or organization to another -- 使者；使節；代表
a United Nations special envoy 聯合國特使
Performances on a grand scale were arranged for the envoys.
The three envoys should then prepare to speak accurately without differing from one another, and it is best to reply in the most plausible manner.
The memorial was prepared as the envoys were being selected for the mission.
Even the reception of foreign envoys, however, was the occasion for processions and feasting on a grand scale.
Rosas, however, refused to negotiate and rejected the envoys' proposals outright.
These envoys were used as actors in the theatre of state, their letters being seen as a kind of tribute to local royalty and therefore to be treated with reverence.
The envoys retorted that this was inadequate.
The opening of audiences for plaintiffs and petitioners had consequences for the manner in which consuls and envoys could try to distinguish themselves as the political representatives of their ruler.
