(大会)
国会
(in some countries) the group of people who have been elected to make laws, which in the US it consists of the House of Representatives and the Senate
(联盟)
邦联
a group of people or political organization united by a common cause
(投票参与率)
投票率
the percentage or number of eligible voters who actually cast their vote
(民主制度)
民主
a form of government where the power is vested in the hands of the people, either directly or through elected representatives
(殖民地带)
殖民地
any territory under the full or partial control of another more powerful nation, often occupied by settlers from that nation
(王国)
领域
a territory or area of land governed by a monarch or sovereign ruler
(政治团体)
政党
an official political group with shared beliefs, goals, and policies aiming to be a part of or form a government
(上议员)
参议员
one of the members of Senate
(方案)
提议
a suggestion or plan of action, particularly one in business dealings
(首脑会议)
峰会
an official gathering during which the heads of governments discuss crucial issues
(宣传材料)
宣传
information and statements that are mostly biased and false and are used to promote a political cause or leader
Propaganda refers to information, often biased or misleading, that is used to promote a particular political cause, ideology, or point of view. It is typically spread with the intention of influencing people's opinions or behaviors, sometimes by presenting facts in a distorted or one-sided way. Propaganda can be found in various forms of media, such as newspapers, television, and social media, and is often used by governments, organizations, or political groups to shape public perception. While propaganda may appear persuasive, it is designed to manipulate rather than inform, often lacking balance or objectivity.
(法律条文)
法典
an officially written and established law
A statute is a written law enacted by a legislative body, such as a parliament or congress. It establishes legal rules and regulations that must be followed within a particular area or region. Statutes are created through a formal process of drafting, debating, and voting, and they address various aspects of public and private life, including criminal conduct, civil rights, and administrative procedures. Once passed, a statute has the force of law and must be adhered to by individuals and institutions within the area it governs.
(协定)
条约
a formal agreement between parties, particularly to help one another
(候选人推荐)
提名
the process of officially selecting a candidate for either an election or bestowing an honnor
(脱离)
分裂
the formal act of breaking away from a larger political entity or organization
(共同体)
联邦
a political association or entity in which states or countries cooperate and share certain common objectives or interests while retaining their individual independence
(王子领地)
公国
a territory or state ruled by a prince, often smaller than a kingdom but with a degree of political independence
(声明)
宣言
a written public declaration of intentions, opinions, and objectives, often issued by a political party, a government, or a group of individuals with a shared interest or purpose
A manifesto is a public declaration of principles, goals, or intentions, often issued by an individual, group, or organization. It outlines their beliefs, values, and plans for action or change, typically aiming to inspire or mobilize support. Manifestos are used in various contexts, including politics, social movements, and artistic movements, to communicate a vision or set of objectives and to influence public opinion or behavior.
(授权)
委托
the process of assigning authority, responsibility, or tasks from a higher authority to a lower-ranking individual or entity to carry out specific duties or functions on their behalf
(贸易禁令)
禁运
an official order according to which any commercial activity with a particular country is banned
(过度党派倾向)
极端党派主义
an extreme allegiance to a particular political party or ideology
(两党共识)
两党合作
agreement and collaboration between two major political parties that typically oppose each other's policies
(地方的)
市政的
involving or belonging to the government of a city, town, etc.
(投票的)
选举的
related to voting, elections, or the process of choosing representatives through voting mechanisms
(民主主义者)
民主党人
someone who supports social equality, healthcare reform, environmental protection, and a more active role for government in addressing social issues
(宽容的)
自由的
related to or characteristic of a political ideology that emphasizes individual freedoms, equality, and government intervention for social welfare and economic opportunity
(共和人士)
共和党人
(in the US) someone who supports or is a member of the Republican Party
语法信息:
(传统的)
保守派的
holding a political view that supports free enterprise, limited government spending and traditional social views
(自治的)
自我管理的
(of a territory, organization, etc.) making decisions regarding one's internal affairs without external interference
(超国家的)
跨国的
operating or involving activities across multiple countries or nations
(共主义的)
共产主义的
relating to an ideology or political system advocating for the collective ownership of property and the absence of social classes
(中央的)
联邦的
relating to the central government of a country rather than the local or regional governments
(各州之间的)
州际的
involving or relating to the interactions or relationships between states within a country or federation
(祖国)
故乡
the place where someone or a group of people come from and feel a strong connection to
(专制的)
权威的
(of a person or system) enforcing strict obedience to authority at the expense of individual freedom
(总领事的)
领事的
associated with matters or activities of a consulate or consul, particularly the representation and protection of a country's citizens and interests in a foreign city or region
(殖民前的)
前殖民的
relating to the period in a region's history before it was colonized by foreign powers
(制定)
通过
to make or accept a law by voting or by decree
语法信息:
(方针)
政策
a set of ideas or a plan of action that has been chosen officially by a group of people, an organization, a political party, etc.
(全民投票)
公投
the process by which all the people of a country have the opportunity to vote on a single political question
(协定)
条约
an official agreement between two or more governments or states
A treaty is a formal, legally binding agreement between two or more parties, typically countries or governments. It is used to regulate relationships and cooperation on various issues, such as trade, defense, or environmental protection. Treaties are negotiated and signed by representatives of the parties involved and often require approval by each party's governing body to become effective. They establish specific terms and conditions that the parties agree to follow and can address a wide range of topics and concerns.
(修订)
修正案
a formal change, addition, or alteration made to a law, contract, constitution, or other legal document
( Constitution )
宪法
the official laws and principles by which a country or state is governed
(任职)
任期
a period or condition of holding a position
(举行就职仪式)
就职典礼
a formal ceremony at which a person is admitted to office
(支配)
统治
to have control and authority over a place, like a country
语法信息:
(委任)
授权
the legality and power given to a government or other organization after winning an election
(会议室)
议会厅
a formal meeting place where discussions or decisions take place, particularly within a administrative or judicial context
(首相)
总理
the head of government in parliamentary democracies, who is responsible for leading the government and making important decisions on policies and law-making
语法信息:
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