bipartisan
意味: Involving or supported by two political parties, especially opposing ones; characterised by cooperation between parties.
Bipartisan agreement or cooperation is often seen as desirable for major national decisions such as foreign policy, constitutional reform, or responses to crises. The term implies a setting aside of party differences for the common good. Its opposite is 'partisan,' meaning strongly supportive of one party. The noun form 'bipartisanship' describes the practice of cross-party cooperation. Common collocations include 'bipartisan support,' 'bipartisan approach,' and 'bipartisan consensus.'
例文
- The counter-terrorism bill received bipartisan support from both government and opposition benches. 该反恐法案获得了执政党和反对党两方面的两党支持。El proyecto de ley antiterrorista recibió apoyo bipartidista tanto de los escaños del gobierno como de la oposición.テロ対策法案は与党と野党の双方から超党派の支持を得た。테러 대책 법안은 여당과 야당 양측으로부터 초당적 지지를 받았다.
- The prime minister called for a bipartisan approach to tackling the housing crisis. 首相呼吁以两党合作的方式应对住房危机。El primer ministro pidió un enfoque bipartidista para abordar la crisis de la vivienda.首相は住宅危機への取り組みにおいて超党派のアプローチを求めた。총리는 주택 위기 해결을 위한 초당적 접근을 촉구했다.
- Achieving bipartisan consensus on immigration reform proved impossible. 在移民改革问题上达成两党共识被证明是不可能的。Lograr un consenso bipartidista sobre la reforma migratoria resultó imposible.移民改革に関する超党派の合意を達成することは不可能であった。이민 개혁에 관한 초당적 합의를 이루는 것은 불가능했다.
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場面: media, academic, professional
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
A compound of 'bi-' (from Latin bis, twice, two) and 'partisan' (from Italian partigiano, supporter of a party, from parte, part). The term emerged in American English in the early 20th century.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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