名词多元化，多元主义; 多元性（不同种族、不同政治或宗教信仰的多种群体共存）; 兼职
1. 多元化；多元性
If there is pluralism within a society, it has many different groups and political parties.
e.g. ...as the country shifts towards political pluralism.
随着该国转向政治多元化
1. Such a notion is even more crucial in the current period which witnesses social transformation, interests pluralism and sharp contradictions.
2. This is pluralism in its widest sense - as in our natural ecosystem, which is the ultimate expression of harmony.
3. pluralism
3. As the name suggests, it is designed to convey the context of global pluralism and flourishing Asian art.
4. Business news anchor Rui Chenggang sees himself as a globalist who is in favor of multilateralism on the international stage and pluralism at home.
5. Also China in her move towards pluralism will invent her own democracy.
6. pluralism的意思
6. The new social class is the product of reform and market pluralism.
7. Look at the development of the Internet in China and the role it has played in the promotion of social democracy and pluralism.
8. Over the last decade, pluralism in terms of development models has become an irresistible trend across the world.
9. pluralism
9. The French president noted that his country highly values cultural diversity and pluralism in international politics.
10. Professor Geng believes that there is greater pluralism of value judgment among Chinese women born after the seventies.
noun
1. pluralism
1. the practice of one person holding more than one benefice at a time
2. the doctrine that reality consists of several basic substances or elements
3. a social organization in which diversity of racial or religious or ethnic or cultural groups is tolerated