- dictatorship
- [dik'teitəʃip]
- n. 专政；独裁权；独裁者职位
参考例子
- 1.The people cannot exercise dictatorship over themselves, nor must one section of the people oppress another.
- 人民自己不能向自己专政，不能由一部分人民去压迫另一部分人民。
- 2.Lech Walesa, you are a great symbol of Poland, Europe and the entire world that believes in freedom and rejects all forms of dictatorship.
- 瓦文萨在相信自由并反对一切形式的独裁统治的波兰，欧洲甚至整个世界，都是一个伟大的象征。
- 3.Since it lacks traditional rule by law, this system often causes social turmoil and leads not only to the presidential dictatorship and low efficiency, but also to the reform of the government.
- 在一个缺乏法治传统和民主氛围的国家里，它常常会引起社会的动乱，导致行政首脑的专制独裁和政府的低效率，并且不利于政府的主动变革。
英文解释
- n.
- 1.a form of government in which the ruler is an absolute dictator (not restricted by a constitution or
网络释义
- dictatorship
- 专政; 独裁政权; 独裁权; 独裁者之职;
- proletarian dictatorship
- 无产阶级专政;
- Democratic dictatorship
- 民主专政;
- Constitutional Dictatorship
- 宪政独裁;
- developmental dictatorship
- 开发独裁;