autocracy

名词独裁; 独裁统治; 独裁政府; 独裁政体

1. 独裁：政治绝对主义与专制(despotism),专政(dictatorship),独裁(autocracy)同义. 历史上,最典型的例子是欧洲十七、十八世纪的绝对君主制,尤其是路易十四(LouisⅩⅣ,1638―1715,1643―1715在位)统治下的法国,前者L'Etatc'estmoi[5]的名言简洁地表达了此种观念.

1. 独裁政府;独裁政治
    Autocracy is government or control by one person who has complete power.

    e.g. Many poor countries are abandoning autocracy.
           很多贫穷国家都在放弃独裁统治。

2. 专制政府;独裁组织
    An autocracy is a country or organization that is ruled by one person who has complete power.

    e.g. She ceded all power to her son-in-law who now runs the country as an autocracy.
           她把权力全部交给自己的女婿，他现在对国家实行独裁统治。

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1. What traces of " autocracy " can one find in the critical remarks?

2. The word is coined to describe a new emerging paradigm of collective or consensus decision making as distinct from democracy and autocracy.

3. autocracy

3. Washington openly faulted him for turning back on the road to democracy, pursuing autocracy and trying to bring back the Soviet era.

4. autocracy的解释

4. Tsar Nikolai II was eventually forced to give up autocracy and he promised a parliament for Russia.

5. Autocracy is based on the belief that the best decisions are made by the best leader.

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6. The movement's development reflects the relations among people, the feudal autocracy and imperial powers.

7. The rise of Putin's personal esteem and Russia's " manageable democracy " has the US screaming autocracy.

8. They challenged the mainstream opinion by accusing it of " moral autocracy ".

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