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democratise 英dɪ'mɒkrətaɪz美dɪ'mɒkrətaɪz 高BNC⁸²⁵³⁰⁺¹⁰Economist²⁹⁹⁰¹⁺⁴
基本英英近义反义例句
vt.使民主化¹⁰⁰=democratize美.
Verb:
become more democratic; of nationsintroduce democratic reforms; of nations近义词 democratize使民主化
It would be a terrible setback for Paraguay if his attempts to democratise it were to end in impeachment.
假若 Fernando Lugo要使巴拉圭民主化的意图因弹劾案而告吹，这将会是巴拉圭的可怕挫折。 ecocn
What if Arab countries do not democratise?
如果阿拉伯国家不民主化该怎么办？ ecocn
“ The potential to democratise knowledge,” he says, “ is huge.”
他说道，“民主化知识的潜能是巨大的”。 ecocn
In 1987 Mr Pitroda was asked by Rajiv Gandhi, the Indian prime minister, to help democratise access to telecommunications.
1987年 Pitroda被印度前总理拉吉夫•甘地邀请帮助实现电信平民化。 ecocn
Like the Human Genome Project, the Allen Brain Atlases and Spinal- Cord Atlas have helped democratise the scientific landscape.
像人类基因组计划一样，艾伦脑图谱及脊髓图谱工程有助于科学领域的民主化。 ecocn
The more open and competitive an economy becomes, the greater the pressure to liberalise political institutions and democratise civil society.
社会越开放，经济越有竞争力，政治自由和社会民主的呼声也越高。 yeeyan |