coalitions

英 [ˌkəʊəˈlɪʃənz]

美 [ˌkoʊəˈlɪʃənz]

n.  (两党或多党)联合政府; (尤指多个政治团体的)联合体; 联合; 结合; 联盟
coalition的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 联合政府
  Acoalitionis a government consisting of people from two or more political parties.
  1. Since June the country has had a coalition government...
     从6月份起，该国一直由一个联合政府执掌政权。
  2. It took five months for the coalition to agree on and publish a medium-term economic programme.
     联合政府花了5个月的时间才达成并公布了一项中期经济计划。
• N-COUNT (政党、社团等的)同盟，联盟
  Acoalitionis a group consisting of people from different political or social groups who are co-operating to achieve a particular aim.
  1. He had been opposed by a coalition of about 50 civil rights, women's and Latino organizations.
     大约有50个民权组织、女性社团和拉丁裔社团联合起来反对他。

双语例句

• Yet forming coalitions with smaller countries is fundamental to the system.
  然而对于欧盟体系而言，与较小国家建立同盟是至关重要的。
• I see no reason why parties should not form cross-border coalitions in policy areas reserved for national politics.
  在我看来，各国政党没有理由不在国家政治“专属”的政策领域组建跨境联盟。
• The advanced economies are looking instead to regional coalitions and deals – the Trans Pacific Partnership and the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Pact.
  发达经济体正转而考虑地区联盟和协定&《跨太平洋战略经济伙伴关系协定》（TPP）和《跨大西洋贸易和投资伙伴关系协定》（TTIP）。
• Nuclear policies can be as fickle as government coalitions.
  核政策一如政府联合那样的变幻无常。
• A second alternative is functional multilateralism-coalitions of the willing and relevant.
  第二种可选方案是功能性多边主义由有意愿的相关方结成同盟。
• One or other of the major parties would usually have enough seats to govern alone, but coalitions or agreements between parties may sometimes be needed.
  主要政党中的一个或多个其他通常会拥有足够的席位来单独执政，但有时可能需要各方之间的联盟或协议。
• He could simply assemble coalitions of the willing to advance US interests.
  他可以仅仅召集起支持者联盟，推进美国的利益。
• All the coalitions in history have disintegrated sooner or later.
  历史上任何联盟迟早都垮台了。
• One could almost say it's the mother of all coalitions.
  可以说这是所有联盟的典范。
• There is no doubt that the US will more than ever need to build effective coalitions to obtain results.
  毫无疑问，美国将比任何时候都需要建立有效的联盟，以获取成效。