dictatorship是什么意思

  • En [ dɪkˈteɪ.tə.ʃɪp]
  • Us [ dɪkˈteɪ.t̬ɚ.ʃɪp]

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  • The differing mixture of bureaucratic and charismatic rule illustrates the differences that existed between the four dictatorships.

  • In monarchies, nobles count; in military dictatorships, officers count; in communist authoritarianism, nomenklatura officials count.

  • The speed with which states are recognised today tends to accommodate and justify even ruthless dictatorships, political repression and economic deprivation.

  • The war experience also provided strong incentives for the creation of a system of checks and balances to prevent the rise of dictatorships in the future.

  • Governments fell in the face of internal conflict, constitutions changed according to the ruling faction and dictatorships emerged as the only apparent solution to the problem of political order.

  • We must not, it seems to me, be distracted or brainwashed by simplistic rhetoric about bolstering up brutal dictatorships.

  • European history has shown how extremist parties, dressed in democratic clothes and using populist and nationalist propaganda, have often led democracy to dictatorships.

  • Oppressive dictatorships were backed for fear of mass rebellion.

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  • 中文繁体

    獨裁統治國家, 獨裁, 獨裁統治…

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  • Español

    dictadura, dictatura [feminine]…

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  • Português

    ditadura…

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  • 日本語

    独裁国家, 独裁制…

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  • Türk dili

    diktatörlük, diktatörle yönetilen ülke/sitem…

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  • Français

    dictature [feminine], dictature…

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    dictadura…

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  • العربية

    ديكتاتورِيّة…

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