| 单词 | third force |
| 释义 | > as lemmasThird Force Third Force n. [after French Troisième Force] a political party or parties standing between two extreme or opposing parties (formerly, esp. between the French Gaullists and Communists); also loosely, any neutral power or third body. ΘΚΠ the mind > attention and judgement > judgement or decision > absence of prejudice > [noun] > absence of definite stance > person characterized by > collectively Third Force1936 uncommitted1959 unaligned1961 non-aligned1963 society > authority > rule or government > politics > party politics > a party > [noun] > types of party generally (in various countries) country party1648 war-party1798 Conservative Party1830 Progressive Party1830 national party1847 Labour Party1850 Nationalist Party1884 Social Credit1935 Third Force1936 third force1956 demandeur1966 People's Power1974 Green Party1977 1933 Esprit 1 Sept. 718 Le projet qui suit a été établi par le Comité économique du mouvement de la Troisième Force et adopté par son Congrès National, à Tours, les 28 et 29 juillet.] 1936 E. Burns tr. Thorez France To-day & People's Front iv. xxv. 228 The ‘new economic régime’ proposed in the ‘Third Force’ plan is dressed up in anti-Capitalist garb to make it capable of attracting and winning over the masses. 1951 N. Mitford Blessing ii. xi. 256 Mr Clarkley, more interested in French politics than English elegance, began asking a few questions about the Third Force. 1955 G. Greene Quiet Amer. ii. iii. 160 There was always a Third Force to be found free from Communism and the taint of colonialism—national democracy he called it. 1956 Foreign Affairs XXXV. 60 An armed ‘third force’. 1963 Listener 31 Jan. 194/2 Some Europeans have a vision of a great power arising to take its place alongside the Soviet Union and the United States—a third force, possibly armed with a separate European deterrent free of American control. 1971 Irish News 31 Aug. 1 What was needed was an immediate increase in the strength of the UDR—or if necessary the formation of a ‘third force’. 1974 Times 27 Feb. 6/2 A doubling of the vote for the third-force candidates would still leave the relative positions of the Conservative and Labour parties unaffected on current evidence from the polls. 1981 Daily Tel. 24 Nov. 1/4 The ‘third force’ which Loyalist hardliners have formed as their own anti-IRA vigilante group made its first significant appearance on the streets during a commemoration service for terrorist victims. third force third force n. = Third Force n. ΘΚΠ society > authority > rule or government > politics > party politics > a party > [noun] > types of party generally (in various countries) country party1648 war-party1798 Conservative Party1830 Progressive Party1830 national party1847 Labour Party1850 Nationalist Party1884 Social Credit1935 Third Force1936 third force1956 demandeur1966 People's Power1974 Green Party1977 1956 Sun (Baltimore) 11 Oct. (B ed.) 16/2 People ‘in the know’ in Holland have been talking about the influence over the Queen held by a faith-healer... The healer..professes to be uninterested in politics, but she is closely connected with a movement called ‘The Third Way’, something like the ‘Third Force’ which swept Europe after the war. The movement is strongly neutralist and pacifist..and is opposed to Holland's commitments to NATO. < as lemmas |
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