political party

英 [pəˈlɪtɪkl ˈpɑːti]

美 [pəˈlɪtɪkl ˈpɑːrti]

政党

法律

英英释义

noun

• an organization to gain political power
  1. in 1992 Perot tried to organize a third party at the national level
  Synonym:party

双语例句

• He attached himself to a political party.
  他加入了一个政党。
• The government is keeping a close watch on activities of that political party.
  政府正密切注视着那政党的活动。
• Does the president of the United States have enough clout with members of his own political party?
  堂堂合众国总统，对自己政党的成员有足够的影响力吗？
• They banded with people to form a political party.
  他们联合人民组成一个政党。
• Which political party is in office in your country?
  贵国是哪一个政党执政？
• It will remain as a pressure group, but no longer has any pretension to be a political party.
  它仍然是一个压力集团，但不再自称是一个政党。
• Affiliated with or loyal to no one political party or organization.
  无党派的没有加入或并不忠于任何一个政治党派或组织的。
• They wanted to form a new and completely distinct political party.
  他们想组织一个新的、完全不同的政党。
• What does a political party need to have to apply for and maintain registration?
  什么是一个政党需要有申请和维持登记？
• The biggest difference should be that this political party should act in accordance with the constitution and the law.
  最大的不同是，这个政党的行为应该符合宪法和法律的规定。