Politics

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没有前后文啊，而且题目说的不清楚

retail politics 英[u02c8ri:teil u02c8pu0254litiks] 美[u02c8riu02cctel u02c8pɑlu026atu026aks] [释义] <美>“零售”政治;

《Politics and Vision》（Sheldon S. Wolin）电子书网盘下载免费在线阅读链接: https://pan.baidu.com/s/1RFdh3vUJ442HnPzqEzPRsA 提取码: rgys书名：Politics and Vision作者：Sheldon S. Wolin豆瓣评分：9.2出版社：Princeton University Press出版年份：2006-1-9页数：792内容简介：This is a significantly expanded edition of one of the greatest works of modern political theory. Sheldon Wolin"s "Politics and Vision" inspired and instructed two generations of political theorists after its appearance in 1960. This new edition retains intact the original ten chapters about political thinkers from Plato to Mill, and adds seven chapters about theorists from Marx and Nietzsche to Rawls and the postmodernists. The new chapters, which show how thinkers have grappled with the immense possibilities and dangers of modern power, are themselves a major theoretical statement. They culminate in Wolin"s remarkable argument that the United States has invented a new political form, "inverted totalitarianism," in which economic rather than political power is dangerously dominant.In this new edition, the book that helped to define political theory in the late twentieth century should energize, enlighten, and provoke generations of scholars to come. Wolin originally wrote "Politics and Vision" to challenge the idea that political analysis should consist simply of the neutral observation of objective reality. He argues that political thinkers must also rely on creative vision. Wolin shows that great theorists have been driven to shape politics to some vision of the good that lies outside the existing political order. As he tells it, the history of theory is thus, in part, the story of changing assumptions about the good. In the new chapters, Wolin displays all the energy and flair, the command of detail and of grand historical developments, that he brought to this story forty years ago. This is a work of immense talent and intense thought, an intellectual achievement that will endure.作者简介：谢尔登·S.沃林，美国普林斯顿大学政治学荣誉教授，先后在奥伯林学院、加利福尼亚大学伯克利、圣克鲁斯及洛杉矶诸分校、普林顿大学、康乃尔大学和牛津大学执教政治学理论凡四十年之久。他还是《民主》期刊的创办主笔。第一版《政治与构想》荣获利平科特政治理论奖。他的另一部著作《两个世界之间的托克维尔》于2003年获美国政治学会颁发的伊斯顿奖。辛亨复，籍贯江苏无锡，生于上海。华东师范大学英语语言文学学士，美国博伊西州立大学历史学硕士（肆业），工商管理硕士。已出版的人文社科译著有《权力角逐--政治领袖的成败之道》、《纽约简史》等。

office politics[英]u02c8u0254fis u02c8pu0254litiks [美]u02c8u0254fu026as u02c8pɑlu026atu026aksn. 办公室政治[例句]Also , I hate petty office politics.我很讨厌小鸡肚肠的办公室政治。如对你有所帮助，请采纳或给予好评，如有其他疑问，可以向我求助，O(∩_∩)O谢谢

政治是可能的艺术表示政治有很多意想不到的事情发生

《色戒》是张爱玲小说中，少数以前卫手法探讨女性心理及情欲的作品，描述1930年末，一位女知识青年，化身刺客，企图用美人计，刺杀汪精卫阵营中一位高级特务，双方在政治、权谋、性之间尔虞我诈的故事。不是李安想表达什么，这部电影是改变于张爱玲的同名著作《色戒》

politics后面可以加的是v sing和v pl

I choose B

字面意思是“政治止于水边”，

是单数，因此用is不用are。这个词本身后面就有个s，不是加复数加上去的。类似的名词还有athletics，means，physics等等，都是一样的道理。

politics n. 政治，政治学；政治活动；政纲 politic指政治,是不可数的.政治（Politic）、经济（Economy）、社会（Society）等表示学科名称或抽象事物的名词,一般都不可数.另外politic 还可作形容词或动词用。 扩展资料 　　例句： 　　Politics fascinated Franklin"s father. 　　政治让富兰克林的父亲着迷。 　　I didn"t concern myself with politics. 　　我不关心政治。 　　I would have liked a life in politics. 　　我本想从事政治。

1、politics英[?p?l?t?ks]美[?pɑ?l?t?ks]，n.政治; 政治事务(或活动); 权术; 钩心斗角; (个人的)政治观点，政见，政治信仰; 政治思想体系;v.(贬)从事政治活动。2、[例句]I dont want to get involved in office politics.我不想卷入办公室的政治。

politics[英][u02c8pu0252lu0259tu026aks][美][u02c8pɑ:lu0259tu026aks]n.政治; 政治事务; 政治观点; 权术; 双语例句 1I strongly disagree with this amoral approach to politics.我强烈反对这种对待政治不辨是非的态度。

is 学科名词

polity： 政体 politics：玩政治。政治信仰与政治倾向

politics的谐音是什么？politics的谐音:坡了提克思

policiesn.政策（ policy的名词复数 ）；策略；政府；策略性politicsn.政治，政治学；政治活动，政治斗争；政纲，（个人的）政见；经营，管理

不是，它就是一个以s结尾的单词。

is

PPE（Philosophy，PoliticsandEconomics），哲学、政治学、经济学专业，通译政经哲，被誉为人文社科类最顶尖的专业之一，最早由英国牛津大学贝利奥尔学院于20世纪20年代初设立，距今已有百年历史，当时是将其作为古典学的补充，故又名现代经典学。扩展资料该专业涵盖政治学、经济学和哲学三大现代文科学术领域，建立了政治科学与哲学之间的联系。PPE课程的设计扎根于一个核心观点，就是要完整认识社会现象，必须通过几个不同角度而互补的学术方向和分析框架去达成。而政治、经济和哲学，正是我们用以理解现代人类社会最为重要的几个角度。

法律。1、Politics是政治的意思。每当开展政治大会时，政府人员都会引用法律作为条件。在学校的政治课本上展现内容最多的就是我国法律，但凡是经历过九年义务教育的，只要提到Politics（政治）就能直接想到法律。1、从形式上看法律与政治并没有什么联系，但从本质上讲法律和政治都是上层建筑，都要决定于经济基础，无论是在社会还是法治社会，法律的性质都是有经济基础决定的，同样的道理，政治作为研究法律应用规律的学科也是上层建筑的组成部分，其性质也是由经济基础决定的。

politics的名词是politics。politics的意思是政治，权术，钩心斗角，政见，政治信仰。politics的例句：My politics are well to the left of centre（我的政治主张相当偏左）。 扩展资料 politics的例句：He began studying politics and medieval history（他开始学习政治学和中世纪史）；He quickly involved himself in local politics（他很快涉足地方政治事务）。

politics读音发音：英[_p_l_t_ks]，美[_pɑ_l_t_ks]。政治是指政府、政党等治理国家的行为。政治是以经济为基础的上层建筑，是经济的集中表现，是以国家权力为核心展开的各种社会活动和社会关系的总和。政治是牵动社会全体成员的利益并支配其行为的社会力量。政治学是专门以政治为研究对象的一门社会科学，研究政治行为的理论和考察权力的获得与行使。

politics作名词，意为“政治，政治学；政治活动；政纲”。单词发音：英[u02c8pu0252lu0259tu026aks] 美[u02c8pɑu02d0lu0259tu026aks]

The United Kingdom is a constitutional monarchy with Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland,as head of state; the monarch of the UK serves as head of state of fifteen other Commonwealth countries,putting the UK in a personal union with those other states.The Crown has sovereignty over the Isle of Man and the Bailiwicks of Jersey and Guernsey.Collectively,these three territories are known as the Crown dependencies,lands owned by the British monarch but not part of the United Kingdom.They are not part of the European Union.However,the Parliament of the United Kingdom has the authority to legislate for the dependencies,and the British government manages their foreign affairs and defence. The UK has fourteen overseas territories around the world,the last remaining territories of the British Empire.The overseas territories are not considered part of the UK,but in most cases,the local populations have British citizenship and the right of abode in the UK.This has been the case since 2002. The UK has a parliamentary government based on strong traditions:the Westminster system has been emulated around the world 钬 a legacy of the British Empire. The UK"s constitution governs the legal framework of the country and consists mostly of written sources,including statutes,judge made case law,and international treaties.As there is no technical difference between ordinary statutes and law considered to be "constitutional law," the British Parliament can perform "constitutional reform" simply by passing Acts of Parliament and thus has the power to change or abolish almost any written or unwritten element of the constitution.However,no Parliament can pass laws that future Parliaments cannot change.[19] The United Kingdom is one of the three countries in the world today that does not have a codified constitution (the other two being New Zealand and Israel).[20] The position of Prime Minister,the UK"s head of government,belongs to the current leader of the political party that can obtain the confidence of a plurality in the House of Commons.The Prime Minister and Cabinet are formally appointed by the Monarch to form Her Majesty"s Government.However,the Prime Minister chooses the Cabinet,and by convention,HM The Queen respects the Prime Minister"s choices.The Cabinet is traditionally drawn from members of the Prime Minister"s party in both legislative houses,and mostly from the House of Commons,to which they are responsible.Executive power is exercised by the Prime Minister and Cabinet,all of whom are sworn into Her Majesty"s Most Honourable Privy Council,and become Ministers of the Crown.The Rt Hon Gordon Brown MP,leader of the Labour Party,has been Prime Minister,First Lord of the Treasury and Minister for the Civil Service since 27 June 2007. The Houses of ParliamentThe Parliament of the United Kingdom that meets in the Palace of Westminster,is the ultimate legislative authority in the United Kingdom.A devolved parliament in Scotland and devolved assemblies in Northern Ireland,and Wales were established following public approval as expressed in referenda,but these are not sovereign bodies and could be abolished by the UK parliament.The UK parliament is made up of two houses:an elected House of Commons and an appointed House of Lords,and any Bill passed requires the assent of HM The Queen to become law.For elections to the House of Commons,the UK is currently divided into 646 constituencies,with 529 in England,18 in Northern Ireland,59 in Scotland and 40 in Wales,though this number will rise to 650 at the next General Election.Each constituency elects one Member of Parliament by simple plurality.General Elections are called by the Monarch when the Prime Minister so advises.Though there is no minimum term for a Parliament,a new election must be called within five years of the previous general election. Questions over sovereignty have been brought forward due to the UK"s membership of the European Union.[21] The UK"s three major political parties are the Labour Party,the Conservative Party,and the Liberal Democrats,winning between them 616 out of the 646 seats available in the House of Commons at the 2005 General Election.Most of the remaining seats were won by parties that only contest elections in one part of the UK such as the Scottish National Party (Scotland only),Plaid Cymru (Wales only),and the Democratic Unionist Party,Social Democratic and Labour Party,Ulster Unionist Party,and Sinn F茅in (Northern Ireland only,though Sinn F茅in also contests elections in Ireland).In accordance with party policy,no elected Sinn F茅in Member of Parliament has ever attended the House of Commons to speak in the House on behalf of their constituents as Members of Parliament are required to take an oath of allegiance to the Monarch.However,the current five Sinn F茅in MPs have since 2002 made use of the offices and other facilities available at Westminster.[22] ________________________________________________________________________________________ Politics in the United States have operated under a two-party system for virtually all of the country"s history.For elective offices at all levels,state-administered primary elections are held to choose the major party nominees for subsequent general elections.Since the general election of 1856,the two dominant parties have been the Democratic Party,founded in 1824 (though its roots trace back to 1792),and the Republican Party,founded in 1854.Since the Civil War,only one third-party presidential candidate钬撵ormer president Theodore Roosevelt,running as a Progressive in 1912钬攈as won as much as 20% of the popular vote. The incumbent president,Republican George W.Bush,is the 43rd president in the country"s history.All U.S.presidents to date have been white men.If Democrat Barack Obama wins the forthcoming presidential election,he will become the first African-American president.Following the 2006 midterm elections,the Democratic Party controls both the House and the Senate.Every member of the U.S.Congress is a Democrat or a Republican except two independent members of the Senate钬攐ne a former Democratic incumbent,the other a self-described socialist.An overwhelming majority of state and local officials are also either Democrats or Republicans. Within American political culture,the Republican Party is considered "center-right" or conservative and the Democratic Party is considered "center-left" or liberal,but members of both parties have a wide range of views.In a May 2008 poll,44% of Americans described themselves as "conservative," 27% as "moderate," and 21% as "liberal."[50] On the other hand,that same month a plurality of adults,41.7%,identified as Democrats,31.6% as Republicans,and 26.6% as independents.[51] The states of the Northeast and West Coast and some of the Great Lakes states are relatively liberal-leaning钬撄hey are known in political parlance as "blue states." The "red states" of the South and the Rocky Mountains lean conservative.

politics的形容词形式：politic adj.谨慎的;得当的;明智的； v.(贬)从事政治活动； political adj.政治的;政府的;政权的;政党的;党派的;关心政治的;政治上活跃的 扩展资料 　　I deemed it politic to leave al that point. 　　我认为在那时离开是明智的`。 　　Social and political problems led to the outbreak of war. 　　社会和政治问题导致了战争的爆发。 　　There are people of different political colours on the committee. 　　委员会由来自不同政党的成员组成。

1. 词义不同。“politic” 考虑周到的、“political” “政治的”、“politics” “政治”。2. 词性不同。politic，形容词、political，形容词、politics，名词。注：词性和词义的不同使得各自具体用法也有所区别。

在人性和政治上

The United Kingdom is a constitutional monarchy with Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, as head of state; the monarch of the UK serves as head of state of fifteen other Commonwealth countries, putting the UK in a personal union with those other states. The Crown has sovereignty over the Isle of Man and the Bailiwicks of Jersey and Guernsey. Collectively, these three territories are known as the Crown dependencies, lands owned by the British monarch but not part of the United Kingdom. They are not part of the European Union. However, the Parliament of the United Kingdom has the authority to legislate for the dependencies, and the British government manages their foreign affairs and defence.The UK has fourteen overseas territories around the world, the last remaining territories of the British Empire. The overseas territories are not considered part of the UK, but in most cases, the local populations have British citizenship and the right of abode in the UK. This has been the case since 2002.The UK has a parliamentary government based on strong traditions: the Westminster system has been emulated around the world — a legacy of the British Empire.The UK"s constitution governs the legal framework of the country and consists mostly of written sources, including statutes, judge made case law, and international treaties. As there is no technical difference between ordinary statutes and law considered to be "constitutional law," the British Parliament can perform "constitutional reform" simply by passing Acts of Parliament and thus has the power to change or abolish almost any written or unwritten element of the constitution. However, no Parliament can pass laws that future Parliaments cannot change.[19] The United Kingdom is one of the three countries in the world today that does not have a codified constitution (the other two being New Zealand and Israel).[20]The position of Prime Minister, the UK"s head of government, belongs to the current leader of the political party that can obtain the confidence of a plurality in the House of Commons. The Prime Minister and Cabinet are formally appointed by the Monarch to form Her Majesty"s Government. However, the Prime Minister chooses the Cabinet, and by convention, HM The Queen respects the Prime Minister"s choices. The Cabinet is traditionally drawn from members of the Prime Minister"s party in both legislative houses, and mostly from the House of Commons, to which they are responsible. Executive power is exercised by the Prime Minister and Cabinet, all of whom are sworn into Her Majesty"s Most Honourable Privy Council, and become Ministers of the Crown. The Rt Hon Gordon Brown MP, leader of the Labour Party, has been Prime Minister, First Lord of the Treasury and Minister for the Civil Service since 27 June 2007.The Houses of ParliamentThe Parliament of the United Kingdom that meets in the Palace of Westminster, is the ultimate legislative authority in the United Kingdom. A devolved parliament in Scotland and devolved assemblies in Northern Ireland, and Wales were established following public approval as expressed in referenda, but these are not sovereign bodies and could be abolished by the UK parliament. The UK parliament is made up of two houses: an elected House of Commons and an appointed House of Lords, and any Bill passed requires the assent of HM The Queen to become law. For elections to the House of Commons, the UK is currently divided into 646 constituencies, with 529 in England, 18 in Northern Ireland, 59 in Scotland and 40 in Wales, though this number will rise to 650 at the next General Election. Each constituency elects one Member of Parliament by simple plurality. General Elections are called by the Monarch when the Prime Minister so advises. Though there is no minimum term for a Parliament, a new election must be called within five years of the previous general election.Questions over sovereignty have been brought forward due to the UK"s membership of the European Union.[21]The UK"s three major political parties are the Labour Party, the Conservative Party, and the Liberal Democrats, winning between them 616 out of the 646 seats available in the House of Commons at the 2005 General Election. Most of the remaining seats were won by parties that only contest elections in one part of the UK such as the Scottish National Party (Scotland only), Plaid Cymru (Wales only), and the Democratic Unionist Party, Social Democratic and Labour Party, Ulster Unionist Party, and Sinn Féin (Northern Ireland only, though Sinn Féin also contests elections in Ireland). In accordance with party policy, no elected Sinn Féin Member of Parliament has ever attended the House of Commons to speak in the House on behalf of their constituents as Members of Parliament are required to take an oath of allegiance to the Monarch. However, the current five Sinn Féin MPs have since 2002 made use of the offices and other facilities available at Westminster.[22]________________________________________________________________________________________Politics in the United States have operated under a two-party system for virtually all of the country"s history. For elective offices at all levels, state-administered primary elections are held to choose the major party nominees for subsequent general elections. Since the general election of 1856, the two dominant parties have been the Democratic Party, founded in 1824 (though its roots trace back to 1792), and the Republican Party, founded in 1854. Since the Civil War, only one third-party presidential candidate—former president Theodore Roosevelt, running as a Progressive in 1912—has won as much as 20% of the popular vote.The incumbent president, Republican George W. Bush, is the 43rd president in the country"s history. All U.S. presidents to date have been white men. If Democrat Barack Obama wins the forthcoming presidential election, he will become the first African-American president. Following the 2006 midterm elections, the Democratic Party controls both the House and the Senate. Every member of the U.S. Congress is a Democrat or a Republican except two independent members of the Senate—one a former Democratic incumbent, the other a self-described socialist. An overwhelming majority of state and local officials are also either Democrats or Republicans.Within American political culture, the Republican Party is considered "center-right" or conservative and the Democratic Party is considered "center-left" or liberal, but members of both parties have a wide range of views. In a May 2008 poll, 44% of Americans described themselves as "conservative," 27% as "moderate," and 21% as "liberal."[50] On the other hand, that same month a plurality of adults, 41.7%, identified as Democrats, 31.6% as Republicans, and 26.6% as independents.[51] The states of the Northeast and West Coast and some of the Great Lakes states are relatively liberal-leaning—they are known in political parlance as "blue states." The "red states" of the South and the Rocky Mountains lean conservative.

这题是选B.are

politicadj.1.精明的;有策略的例:an astute and politic statesman一个老谋深算的政治家2.狡猾的;不择手段的3.(计划、言行等)考虑周到的4.【古】政治的vi.1.进行竞选活动,拉选票politicaladj.1.政治的;政治上的例:political cartoonists are good at making light of politicians.他的政治思想走了极端.political views政治观点2.政党的;党派的3.国家的;政府的;行政的4.对政治感兴趣的首先两者在解释上有一定差异,politic较强调主观具有的特性主要指人,political则是客观事物某种特性.多指事物.在词性上两者都可以做形容词...但politic还可以做动词political则不能

形容词“精明的”、/ 形容词“政治的”、/ 名词“政治”

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