[法] 政党
1. 清除：optional courses courses which may be freely chosen... | purge vt. to get rid of (an unwanted person) in a state, political party, group, etc.) 清除 | put an end to = to stop from happening any more 结...
2. 政党政治：政党:The Political Party | 政党政治:political party | 执政党:ruling political party
1. Papandreou will present the plan to the political council of his PASOK party on Tuesday, before the cabinet clears it the following day and sends it to parliament.
2. He also called on the youths to establish a political party and to join the dialogue.
3. France's UMP political party presidential candidate Nicolas Sarkozy delivers a speech during a campaign rally in Tours on Tuesday.
4. Japan's main opposition party is fielding an openly lesbian candidate for July's upper house elections, in an unprecedented move for the country's conservative political world.
5. A handful of senior Party members once called the department and questioned why the CPC had conducted exchanges with members of capitalist political parties.
6. His party has moved quickly to carve out a place in the political scene, taking part in demonstrations and meeting with the prime minister.
7. A handful of Party members are " corrupt and degenerate, " CPC leaders warned at a meeting of the CPC Central Committee Political Bureau.
8. The CPC is a political party established in accordance with the principle of democratic centralism.
9. The largest Shiite Muslim party charged important and popular political figures were excluded.
10. Advantages are that the chief executive could master good political skills and enlist solid support from members of a party in the Legislative Council.
noun
1. an organization to gain political power
e.g. in 1992 Perot tried to organize a third party at the national level
Synonym: party