democracy
含义: A system of government where people vote to choose leaders
Democracy is a form of government in which power is held by the people, typically exercised through elected representatives. It emphasises principles such as equality, freedom of expression, and majority rule while protecting minority rights. The term can also describe any organisation run on democratic principles.
例句
- The country transitioned to democracy after decades of dictatorship. 这个国家在经历了数十年的独裁统治后过渡到民主制度。El país hizo la transición a la democracia después de décadas de dictadura.その国は数十年の独裁政権の後、民主主義に移行しました。그 나라는 수십 년간의 독재 정권 이후 민주주의로 전환했습니다.
- We believe in democracy and the right of every citizen to vote. 我们相信民主和每个公民的投票权。Creemos en la democracia y el derecho de cada ciudadano a votar.私たちは民主主義とすべての市民の投票権を信じています。우리는 민주주의와 모든 시민의 투표권을 믿습니다.
- The club runs on principles of democracy—every member gets a say. 这个俱乐部按民主原则运作——每个成员都有发言权。El club funciona con principios de democracia—cada miembro tiene voz.このクラブは民主主義の原則で運営されています—すべてのメンバーに発言権があります。이 클럽은 민주주의 원칙으로 운영됩니다—모든 회원에게 발언권이 있습니다.
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用法指南
语境: general
语气: neutral
起源与历史
From Greek 'demokratia' meaning 'popular government', from 'demos' (common people) + 'kratos' (rule, strength). First used in English in the 16th century to describe ancient Greek political systems.
文化背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
故事与趣闻
From Greek 'demokratia' combining 'demos' (people) and 'kratos' (rule). Ancient Athens is considered the birthplace of democracy around 500 BCE.
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