| 单词 | confederation |
| 释义 | confederation noun[C,+ sing/pl verb] uk/kənˌfed.əˈreɪ.ʃən/us/kənˌfed.əˈreɪ.ʃən/anorganizationconsisting of differentgroupsofpeopleworkingtogether forbusinessorpoliticalreasons: 同盟，联盟the Confederation of British Industry英国产业同盟 Organizations, Societies & clubs
confederation| American Dictionaryconfederation noun[C/U] us/kənˌfed·əˈreɪ·ʃən/(alsoconfederacy,us/kənˈfed·ə·rə·si/)politics & government agroupofcountries,organizations, orpeoplewho havejoinedtogether foreconomicorpoliticalreasons: [C]aunionconfederation politics & government CdnConfederation is thejoiningofregionsthat had been British tocreatetheindependentcountryof Canada. confederation| Business Englishconfederation noun[C] /kənˌfedəˈreɪʃən/ukusanorganizationconsisting of differentgroupsofpeople,countries, orcompaniesworkingtogether forbusinessorpoliticalreasons: Never before has a confederation ofsmallbusinessessoseriouslychallengedtheonslaughtofbigdiscounters. the Confederation of Paper Industries, alsoknownasCPI Examplesofconfederationconfederation How did this transnationalconfederationof the learned make its peace with the nationalism that was often the key to its financial support? From theCambridge English Corpus Somewhat surprisingly, theconfederationagreed that market instruments were acceptable when regulating energy consumption. From theCambridge English Corpus By the end of 1991, these realities had become inescapable, thereby dooming theconfederation. From theCambridge English Corpus These motif groups generally cleaved along political boundaries at theconfederationlevel. From theCambridge English Corpus What would be the competences of theconfederationand its functioning? From theCambridge English Corpus Theconfederationswiftly reconstituted itself after the fall of the regime and retained its power within the post-war licensing structure. From theCambridge English Corpus Various sections of this powerful innkeepers'confederation, especially those of the capital, responded favourably. From theCambridge English Corpus Theconfederationof states which we want demands a certain equality of resources. From theCambridge English Corpus This fragmentation of social cohesion at a macro-level of society, the villageconfederation, reflected deeper transformations in the nature of competition within the region. From theCambridge English Corpus Later political defeats of some radical groups and labour confederations did not stop the worker rebellion from below. From theCambridge English Corpus Both confederations insist that they use their right to strike with success at times, but acknowledge that the market economy has lessened their influence. From theCambridge English Corpus In 1918-1919 a nationalconfederationof bakers was set up, also with its own production workshops. From theCambridge English Corpus Not only could none of the capitals declare independence, but it would be difficult for a rivalconfederationto have annexed them. From theCambridge English Corpus Many of the societies that concern us were organized as villages or confederations of villages. From theCambridge English Corpus Other associations in medicine could broaden their mandate to provide or join aconfederationto facilitate the development of this overarching structure. From theCambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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