英语单词短语词组“confederacy”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

confederacy

noun[+ sing/pl verb]

/kənˈfed.ər.ə.si/us

/kənˈfed.ɚ.ə.si/

[CorU]

asituationin whichstatesorpeoplejointogether for aparticularpurpose, usuallyrelatedtopoliticsortrade, or agroupformedlike this

（通常指政治或贸易的）同盟，联盟，联邦，邦联

the Confederacy[S]

thegroupofsouthernstatesin the American Civil War thatfoughttoleavetheUnitedStatesandkeepslavery

南部邦联（美国南方蓄奴州宣布从美利坚合众国分裂而出的政权）

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the Confederacy

noun[S]

/ˌkənˈfed.ər.ə.si/us

/ˌkənˈfed.ər.ə.si/

theunionofsouthernAmericanstatesthatfoughtagainst thenorthernstatesin the American Civil War and weredefeatedin 1865

南部联盟（美国内战中南部各州形成的对抗北部的联盟，1865年被击败）

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Examples from literature

Their confederacy which they formed was a mere make-shift to protect millions of dollars worth of slaves.

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Confederacy

noun[C/U]

/kənˈfed·ər·ə·si/

(alsoconfederacy)

US history

the elevensouthernstatesthatleftthe US andfoughtagainst thenorthin the US Civil War

A confederacy is also aconfederation.

单词	confederacy
释义	confederacy noun[+ sing/pl verb] uk /kənˈfed.ər.ə.si/us /kənˈfed.ɚ.ə.si/ [CorU] asituationin whichstatesorpeoplejointogether for aparticularpurpose, usuallyrelatedtopoliticsortrade, or agroupformedlike this （通常指政治或贸易的）同盟，联盟，联邦，邦联 the Confederacy[S] thegroupofsouthernstatesin the American Civil War thatfoughttoleavetheUnitedStatesandkeepslavery 南部邦联（美国南方蓄奴州宣布从美利坚合众国分裂而出的政权） SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Organizations, Societies & clubs Assn Assoc. association cellular citadel co-op collective collegium confederation consortium cooperative foundation institute institution mission outfit rump substation syndicate youth club See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: International relations: international politics & government Towns & regions: named regions of countries the Confederacy noun[S] uk /ˌkənˈfed.ər.ə.si/us /ˌkənˈfed.ər.ə.si/ theunionofsouthernAmericanstatesthatfoughtagainst thenorthernstatesin the American Civil War and weredefeatedin 1865 南部联盟（美国内战中南部各州形成的对抗北部的联盟，1865年被击败） SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases International relations: United States politics & government anti-Republican battleground state bicameral blue state caucus G-man gubernatorial homeland security House Committee impeach joint resolution override republican secret service secretary Secretary of State the Articles of Confederation the GOP the Republican Party the White House See more results » (Definition ofconfederacyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) Examples from literature Their confederacy which they formed was a mere make-shift to protect millions of dollars worth of slaves. Confederacy\| American Dictionary Confederacy noun[C/U] us /kənˈfed·ər·ə·si/ (alsoconfederacy) US history the elevensouthernstatesthatleftthe US andfoughtagainst thenorthin the US Civil War A confederacy is also aconfederation. (Definition ofConfederacyfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/confederacy##
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