Governorship is either the position of being governor, or the stretch of time while someone is governor. So you can win the governorship (get the job) or speak of something that happened during her governorship (while she held the job). It names the post and the period, not the person. The person is the governor.

Governorship Governorship is指的是,either the position of being governor不是州長這個職位,or或,the stretch of time while someone is governor就是某人擔任州長的那段時間。So所以,you can win the governorship你可以說贏得governorship(get the job就是拿到這個職位),or或,speak of something that happened during her governorship說某件事發生在她的governorship期間(while she held the job就是她在任期間)。It它names指的是the post and the period這個職位和這段期間,not the person而不是這個人。The person這個人is the governor才是governor(州長)。

In the news this is most often an American state job — the governorship of California, and so on — but the same shape works for other governors too. It is a formal, newspaper kind of word.

In the news在新聞裡,this is most often an American state job這個字最常指美國的州長職位——the governorship of California, and so on像加州的governorship之類的——but the same shape works for other governors too但同樣的用法也適用在其他governor身上。It它is a formal, newspaper kind of word是個正式、常見於報紙的字。

You would not use it for a school principal or a shop manager; those are not governorships, even if someone “governs” a room in a loose way.

You would not use it你不會用這個字,for a school principal or a shop manager來稱呼校長或店經理;those are not governorships這些都不算是governorship,even if someone "governs" a room in a loose way就算有人在鬆散的意義上「govern」一個空間也一樣。