单词:authoritarianism
authoritarianism的用法和样例:
例句
- There is often a stage of authoritarianism in the process from secularization to democratization and secularization is very important to the religious reform.从世俗化到民主化,一般都经历一个权威主义阶段,而世俗化过程中对宗教的改革是至关重要的。
- Najib must know, by now, that Malaysians are not a fan of authoritarianism and dictatorship.纳吉必须知道,大马人现在已非专制主义和独裁者的拥护者。
词汇搭配
- authoritarian权力主义的
- tyranny暴政
- dictatorship专政
- absolutism专制主义
- totalitarianism极权主义
- despotism独裁
- oppression压抑
- autocracy独裁政治
- Stalinism斯大林主义
- one-man rule独裁统治
- Caesarism君主政治
- monocracy独裁政治
- shogunate将军职位
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