nonpartisan
意味: Not aligned with or supporting any particular political party or faction; impartial and objective in matters of political or ideological dispute.
Nonpartisan is a term of approval in contexts that prize neutrality, such as journalism, the civil service, the judiciary, and independent regulatory bodies. It implies a commitment to fairness and evidence over ideology. However, the claim of being nonpartisan is itself often contested — critics may argue that purportedly nonpartisan institutions merely disguise their biases. The variant spelling 'non-partisan' is equally common. It collocates with 'nonpartisan analysis,' 'nonpartisan body,' 'nonpartisan approach,' and 'nonpartisan organisation.'
例文
- The Electoral Commission is a nonpartisan body charged with ensuring the integrity of elections across the United Kingdom. 选举委员会是一个无党派机构,负责确保整个英国选举的公正性。La Comisión Electoral es un organismo no partidista encargado de garantizar la integridad de las elecciones en todo el Reino Unido.選挙委員会は、英国全土の選挙の公正性を確保する任務を負った無党派の機関である。선거관리위원회는 영국 전역의 선거 공정성을 보장하는 임무를 맡은 초당파적 기관이다.
- The think tank positioned itself as a nonpartisan research institute, publishing reports that drew on expertise from across the political spectrum. 该智库将自身定位为无党派研究机构,发表的报告汇集了来自政治光谱各方的专业知识。El centro de estudios se posicionó como un instituto de investigación no partidista, publicando informes que recogían conocimientos de todo el espectro político.そのシンクタンクは無党派の研究機関として自らを位置づけ、政治的スペクトラム全体から専門知識を集めた報告書を発行した。그 싱크탱크는 초당파적 연구 기관으로 자리매김하여, 정치적 스펙트럼 전반의 전문 지식을 활용한 보고서를 발간했다.
- Voters expressed a preference for nonpartisan local candidates who prioritised community issues over party ideology. 选民表达了对无党派地方候选人的偏好,这些候选人将社区事务置于政党意识形态之上。Los votantes expresaron su preferencia por candidatos locales no partidistas que priorizaran los asuntos comunitarios por encima de la ideología de partido.有権者は、政党のイデオロギーよりも地域の問題を優先する無党派の地方候補者を好む傾向を示した。유권자들은 정당 이념보다 지역 사안을 우선시하는 무당파 지방 후보를 선호하는 경향을 보였다.
発音
使い方ガイド
場面: political, academic, media, professional
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
From the prefix 'non-' (not) combined with 'partisan,' from Italian partigiano (member of a faction). The compound emerged in American English in the mid-19th century and spread to British usage during the 20th century.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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