英语词汇politics的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

politics /ˈpɒlətɪks, ˈpɒlɪtɪks $ ˈpɑː-/ noun ideas and activities involved in running a country, city etcadjectives/nouns + politicsinternational/world politics I became interested in international politics when I was at university.domestic politics (=within a country) The war had a major impact on the country’s domestic politics.local politics Ann is very active in local politics.national politics (=used when comparing this to local politics) Mark had always wanted a career in national politics.party politics (=involving members of political parties, who are trying to defeat each other in arguments – often disapproving) The health service is too important to be left to party politics.power politics (=achieving political aims by using or threatening force) He argued that power politics would always lead to war.prepositionsthe politics of sth (=a particular type of political activity) The agreement ended years of violent opposition and began the politics of cooperation.verbsgo into/enter politics (=get involved in it as a job) She went into politics because she wanted to help make society better.be involved in/take part in politics He was involved in local politics for several years before he became a member of parliament.interfere/meddle in politics He warned the army against interfering in politics.influence/shape politics Can writers and artists influence politics?phrasesbe active in politics (=be involved in it) Women are becoming increasingly active in politics.THESAURUS: politics right-wingparty | government | politics | politician | newspaper | press | views | policy a right-wing person or group wants low taxes, a strong army and police force, and the individual to be free from government interference as much as possible: The right-wing political parties want to cut government spending dramatically. | Some of his views are very right-wing. | right-wing policies on gun control left-wingparty | government | politics | politician | newspaper | views | policy a left-wing person or group wants the government to make society more equal by increasing taxes for rich people, and taking control of important industries and services: The left-wing parties want to put up taxes on the rich. | His views are very left-wing. greenparty | politician | policies | credentials supporting policies and principles which will protect the environment: I'm a member of the Green Party. | The government is under pressure to improve its green credentials (=to seem more like it wants to protect the environment). radicalreform | policy | politican | party | government supporting political ideas that will involve great change: The government announced a radical economic reform programme. liberalpolicy | attitude | view | politician | party | government supporting political ideas that will allow people to have greater freedom: They want the government to have a more liberal policy on drugs. extremeview | attitude | organization having political opinions which are considered to be very unreasonable by many people: His views on immigration are very extreme. | They belong to an extreme right-wing organization. moderateview | Republican | Conservative | government having political opinions which are not extreme: He now has more moderate views. | The bill is supported by moderate Republicans. | People generally become more moderate as they get older.

词组	politics
释义	politics /ˈpɒlətɪks, ˈpɒlɪtɪks $ ˈpɑː-/ noun ideas and activities involved in running a country, city etcadjectives/nouns + politicsinternational/world politics I became interested in international politics when I was at university.domestic politics (=within a country) The war had a major impact on the country’s domestic politics.local politics Ann is very active in local politics.national politics (=used when comparing this to local politics) Mark had always wanted a career in national politics.party politics (=involving members of political parties, who are trying to defeat each other in arguments – often disapproving) The health service is too important to be left to party politics.power politics (=achieving political aims by using or threatening force) He argued that power politics would always lead to war.prepositionsthe politics of sth (=a particular type of political activity) The agreement ended years of violent opposition and began the politics of cooperation.verbsgo into/enter politics (=get involved in it as a job) She went into politics because she wanted to help make society better.be involved in/take part in politics He was involved in local politics for several years before he became a member of parliament.interfere/meddle in politics He warned the army against interfering in politics.influence/shape politics Can writers and artists influence politics?phrasesbe active in politics (=be involved in it) Women are becoming increasingly active in politics.THESAURUS: politics right-wingparty \| government \| politics \| politician \| newspaper \| press \| views \| policy a right-wing person or group wants low taxes, a strong army and police force, and the individual to be free from government interference as much as possible: The right-wing political parties want to cut government spending dramatically. \| Some of his views are very right-wing. \| right-wing policies on gun control left-wingparty \| government \| politics \| politician \| newspaper \| views \| policy a left-wing person or group wants the government to make society more equal by increasing taxes for rich people, and taking control of important industries and services: The left-wing parties want to put up taxes on the rich. \| His views are very left-wing. greenparty \| politician \| policies \| credentials supporting policies and principles which will protect the environment: I'm a member of the Green Party. \| The government is under pressure to improve its green credentials (=to seem more like it wants to protect the environment). radicalreform \| policy \| politican \| party \| government supporting political ideas that will involve great change: The government announced a radical economic reform programme. liberalpolicy \| attitude \| view \| politician \| party \| government supporting political ideas that will allow people to have greater freedom: They want the government to have a more liberal policy on drugs. extremeview \| attitude \| organization having political opinions which are considered to be very unreasonable by many people: His views on immigration are very extreme. \| They belong to an extreme right-wing organization. moderateview \| Republican \| Conservative \| government having political opinions which are not extreme: He now has more moderate views. \| The bill is supported by moderate Republicans. \| People generally become more moderate as they get older.
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