英语词汇“@topic_politics”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	@topic_politics
释义	absentee ballotnoun c2 absolutismnoun c2 abstainverb c2 abstentionnoun c2 actnoun b1 activismnoun c1 activistnoun c1 affairnoun b2 alliancenoun c1 alliedadjective c1 allynoun c1 alternative votenoun c2 alt-rightnoun c2 ambassadornoun c1 anarchismnoun c2 anarchistnoun c2 anarchynoun c2 Antifanoun c2 apathynoun c2 apoliticaladjective c2 arenanoun c1 arms controlnoun c2 assemblynoun c1 attack adnoun c2 autonomynoun c1 axisnoun c2 back benchnoun c2 backbenchernoun c2 balance of powernoun c2 ballotnoun c1 ballot boxnoun c2 benchnoun c2 bilateraladjective c2 billnoun b2 blocnoun c2 bordernoun b1 bridge-buildingnoun c2 brinkmanshipnoun c2 brokerverb c2 budgetnoun b2 bureaunoun c1 bureaucracynoun c1 bureaucratnoun c2 by-electionnoun c2 cabinetnoun c1 campaignnoun b1 candidacynoun c2 candidaturenoun c2 canvassnoun c2 canvassverb c2 canvassernoun c2 capitalismnoun c1 capitolnoun c2 centernoun b2 centralismnoun c2 centralistadjective c2 centrenoun b2 centristnoun c2 centristadjective c2 chambernoun c1 chancellornoun c2 civil servantnoun c1 coalitionnoun c1 collectivismnoun c2 collectivistadjective c2 colonialismnoun c2 colonialistadjective c2 colonialistnoun c2 commercenoun c1 commissionernoun c2 common marketnoun c1 communiquénoun c2 communismnoun c1 communistnoun c1 compactnoun c2 comradenoun c2 Con.abbreviation c2 confederationnoun c2 conference committeenoun c2 conflictnoun b2 congressnoun b2 congressionaladjective c1 congresswomannoun b2 conservatismnoun c2 conservativeadjective b2 conservativenoun b2 constituencynoun c1 constituentnoun c2 constitutionnoun c1 constitutionaladjective c1 constitutionalismnoun c2 constitutionalitynoun c2 constitutionallyadverb c1 constitutional monarchynoun c2 contestnoun b2 contestverb b2 conventionnoun c1 corporationnoun c2 councilnoun b2 councillornoun c1 coupnoun c1 cross-borderadjective c2 current affairsnoun c1 customs unionnoun c2 debatenoun b2 debateverb b2 Dem.abbreviation c2 demagoguenoun c2 democracynoun b2 democratnoun b2 democraticadjective b2 departmentnoun a2 deputynoun c1 deselectverb c2 despotnoun c2 destabilizeverb c2 detentenoun c2 devolutionnoun c2 devolvedadjective c2 dialoguenoun b2 dictatornoun c1 dictatorshipnoun c1 diplomacynoun c1 diplomatnoun c1 diplomaticadjective c1 diplomaticallyadverb c1 diplomatic bagnoun c2 diplomatic corpsnoun c2 diplomatic immunitynoun c2 diplomatistnoun c2 dirty tricknoun c2 disenfranchiseverb c2 dissidencenoun c2 dissidentnoun c2 dissidentadjective c2 divine rightnoun c2 domesticadjective b2 economynoun b1 egalitariannoun c2 egalitarianadjective c2 egalitarianismnoun c2 electverb b2 electionnoun b1 electioneeringnoun c2 electiveadjective c2 electornoun c2 electoraladjective c1 electoral collegenoun c2 electoratenoun c1 embassynoun c1 enfranchiseverb c2 enfranchisementnoun c2 ententenoun c2 EUabbreviation b1 executivenoun c1 executive privilegenoun c2 exilenoun c1 exit pollnoun c2 expansionismnoun c2 expansionistnoun c2 expansionistadjective c2 extremismnoun c1 extremistnoun c1 extremistadjective c1 fanaticnoun c2 fanaticaladjective c2 fanaticallyadverb c2 fanaticismnoun c2 fascismnoun c2 fascistadjective c2 fascistnoun c2 federaladjective b2 federal government b2 federalismnoun c1 federalistadjective c1 federalistnoun c1 federallyadverb b2 federationnoun c1 fellow travellernoun c2 feudaladjective c2 feudalismnoun c2 floating voternoun c2 foreignadjective a2 Foreign Servicenoun c2 free tradenoun c1 frontiernoun c1 general electionnoun c1 geopoliticaladjective c2 geopoliticsnoun c2 globalizationnoun b2 governverb b2 governmentnoun a2 governornoun b2 greenadjective b1 greennoun b2 hard leftnoun c2 hard rightnoun c2 Home Secretarynoun c2 human rightnoun b2 hustingsnoun c2 idealnoun b2 idealismnoun c2 identity politicsnoun c2 ideologicaladjective c1 ideologicallyadverb c1 ideologuenoun c2 ideologynoun c1 imperialismnoun c2 imperialistadjective c2 imperialistnoun c2 inauguraladjective c2 inauguralnoun c2 inaugurateverb c2 inaugurationnoun c2 Inauguration Daynoun c2 incomingadjective c2 independencenoun b2 independentadjective a2 independentnoun c1 interest groupnoun c2 intergovernmentaladjective c2 internationaladjective a2 internationalismnoun c2 internationalistnoun c2 internationalistadjective c2 internationallyadverb b1 interventionismnoun c2 interventionistnoun c2 interventionistadjective c2 isolationismnoun c2 isolationistnoun c2 isolationistadjective c2 kingnoun a2 Lab.abbreviation c2 labournoun b2 landslidenoun c2 lawnoun a2 lawfuladjective c2 leadernoun a2 leadershipnoun b2 leaguenoun b2 leftnoun b1 leftismnoun c2 leftistadjective c2 leftistnoun c2 left wingnoun c1 left-wingadjective c1 left-wingernoun c1 legislateverb c1 legislationnoun c1 legislativeadjective c1 legislatornoun c1 legislaturenoun c1 Leninismnoun c2 Leninistadjective c2 Leninistnoun c2 Lib Demabbreviation c2 liberaladjective c1 libertariannoun c2 line-item vetonoun c2 lobbynoun c2 lobbyverb c1 mainstreamnoun c1 majoritynoun b2 majority whipnoun c2 mandatenoun c1 manifestonoun c1 marginaladjective c1 Marxismnoun c2 Marxistnoun c2 Marxistadjective c2 massnoun b2 mayornoun b2 Member of Parliamentnoun b1 militarismnoun c2 militaristnoun c2 militaristicadjective c2 ministernoun b2 ministerialadjective c2 ministrynoun c1 minority governmentnoun c2 moderateadjective c1 moderatenoun c1 monarchnoun b2 monarchynoun b2 movementnoun b1 MPnoun b1 multilateraladjective c2 multilateralismnoun c2 national conventionnoun c2 nationalismnoun c2 nationalistadjective c2 nationalistnoun c2 nationalisticadjective c2 NATOabbreviation c1 negotiateverb b2 negotiationnoun b2 neocolonialismnoun c2 neoconservativeadjective c2 neoconservativenoun c2 neoliberaladjective c2 neoliberalismnoun c2 nominateverb c1 nominationnoun c1 non-aggressionnoun c2 non-interventionnoun c2 non-interventionismnoun c2 non-interventionistadjective c2 non-partisanadjective c2 non-violencenoun c2 non-violentadjective c2 officenoun a2 off yearnoun c2 oligarchnoun c2 oligarchynoun c2 oppositionnoun b2 outgoingadjective c2 overall majoritynoun c2 PACabbreviation c2 pacifismnoun c2 pacifistadjective c2 pacifistnoun c2 pairingnoun c2 parliamentnoun b2 parliamentariannoun c2 parliamentaryadjective c1 parliamentary privilegenoun c2 partitionnoun c2 partynoun b1 party linenoun c2 party politicaladjective c2 party political broadcastnoun c2 party politicsnoun c2 passverb b2 passagenoun c2 passingnoun c1 pentagonnoun c2 platformnoun c2 play the race cardidiom c2 police statenoun c1 policynoun b1 politicaladjective b1 political action committeenoun c2 political capitalnoun c2 political geographynoun c2 politicallyadverb b1 political sciencenoun c1 political scientistnoun c1 politiciannoun b1 politicsnoun b1 pollnoun c1 pollingnoun c1 polling boothnoun c2 polling daynoun c2 polling stationnoun c2 populismnoun c2 populistadjective c2 populistnoun c2 postal votenoun c2 powernoun a2 power politicsnoun c2 premiernoun c2 presidentnoun a2 press gallerynoun c2 pressure groupnoun c2 primarynoun c2 prime ministernoun b1 pro-prefix c1 propagandanoun c1 proportional representationnoun c2 propositionnoun c1 push pollnoun c2 push pollingnoun c2 queennoun a2 radicaladjective c1 radicalnoun c1 radicalismnoun c2 rainbow coalitionnoun c2 rallynoun c1 rapprochementnoun c2 reactionaryadjective c2 reactionarynoun c2 recessnoun c2 redadjective c1 rednoun c1 red tapenoun c2 referendumnoun c1 reformnoun c1 reformverb c1 reformernoun c1 reformistadjective c2 regimenoun c1 relationnoun b1 relationshipnoun a2 Rep.abbreviation c2 repealnoun c2 repealverb c2 representativenoun b2 representativeadjective c1 republicnoun c1 republicannoun c2 republicanadjective c2 republicanismnoun c2 resolutionnoun c1 revisionistadjective c2 revisionistnoun c2 revoltnoun c2 revoltverb c2 revolutionnoun b2 revolutionaryadjective c1 revolutionarynoun c1 rightistnoun c2 rightistadjective c2 right-wingadjective c1 right-wingernoun c1 rulenoun b2 ruleverb b1 rulernoun b1 rulingnoun c1 runverb b2 running matenoun c2 safe seatnoun c2 seatnoun b2 second chambernoun c2 secretarynoun b2 Secretary of Statenoun c2 secularismnoun c2 secularistadjective c2 senatenoun c1 senatornoun c1 sessionnoun b2 shadowadjective c2 sitverb c2 slogannoun b2 smearverb c2 smearnoun c2 socialismnoun c1 socialistadjective c1 speakernoun c2 special interest groupnoun c2 speechnoun a2 spinnoun c2 spin doctornoun c2 spokesmannoun b2 spokespersonnoun b2 spokeswomannoun b2 standverb b2 statenoun a2 stateadjective b1 state housenoun c2 statesmannoun c1 statismnoun c2 statistadjective c2 statistnoun c2 statutenoun c2 statute lawnoun c2 the legislative branchnoun c2 the judicial branchnoun c2 the civil servicenoun c2 the Conservative Partynoun b2 the Communist Partynoun c1 the Diplomatic Servicenoun c2 the Democratic Partynoun b2 the European Unionnoun b1 the executive branchnoun c2 the front benchnoun c2 the Foreign Secretarynoun c2 the Foreign and Commonwealth Officenoun c2 the Home Officenoun c2 the Houses of Parliamentnoun c1 the House of Representativesnoun c2 the House of Lordsnoun c2 the House of Commonsnoun c2 the Labour Partynoun b2 the Leader of the Housenoun c2 the Leader of the Oppositionnoun c2 the Liberal Democratsnoun c2 the Republican Partynoun c1 the right wingnoun c1 the Schengen agreementnoun c2 the State of the Union Addressnoun c2 the United Nationsnoun b1 the Commonsnoun c2 straw pollnoun c2 summitnoun c1 supportverb a2 supporternoun b1 swing statenoun c2 swing votenoun c2 swing voternoun c2 thawverb c2 thawnoun c2 ticketnoun c2 Torynoun c2 Toryadjective c2 Toryismnoun c2 town hallnoun b1 tradenoun b1 transatlanticadjective c1 transnationaladjective c2 treatynoun c1 turnoutnoun c1 tyrantnoun c2 unelectedadjective c1 unilateralismnoun c2 unilateralistnoun c2 unilateralistadjective c2 unrestnoun c2 upper chambernoun c2 upper housenoun c2 uprisingnoun c2 utilitarianadjective c2 utilitarianismnoun c2 utopianadjective c2 utopianismnoun c2 votenoun b1 voteverb b1 voternoun b1 votingnoun b2 voting boothnoun c2 voting machinenoun c2 Westminsternoun c2 whipnoun c2 wingnoun c1 witch-huntnoun c2
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