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单词 defection
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defection
noun[CorU]
uk
/dɪˈfek.ʃən/us
/dɪˈfek.ʃən/
theactofleavingacountry,politicalparty, etc. to go to another one:
脱离，退出，叛逃（国家或政党等）
Over theyearsthere were hundreds of defectionstotheWest/defectionsfromtheEast.这些年来发生了数百起向西方／从东方叛逃的事件。
Recentchangesinpolicyhaveresultedin large-scale defectionfromtheparty.最近的政策变化导致了大规模的党员倒戈行为。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Running away and escaping
  • abscond
  • back away
  • back off
  • bail out
  • be at largeidiom
  • be on the runidiom
  • escape
  • flee
  • fugitive
  • gaolbreak
  • getaway
  • go/be run to groundidiom
  • leg
  • scram
  • shakesomethingoff
  • shoot
  • shoot through
  • skedaddle
  • slip
  • throw
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(Definition ofdefectionfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofdefection

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For subjects of both rank types, the higher the expectation ofdefection, the higher the probability of defecting.
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The rate ofdefectionwas based only on votes attended.
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First, cognitive openings are recurrent events and can catalyze defections when the group's ideology cannot resolve new issues.
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Fear of futuredefectionand exploitation, then, inhibits agreements in the present.
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But because human representations of agency and intention include representations of false belief and deception, human society is forever under threat of moraldefection.
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Consequently, at low producer frequencies, the producers have a higher fitness than the non-producing defectors (cheaters are defectors that gain an advantage fromdefection).
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That is, the computer would behave as if its choice were reinforced by the player's cooperation and punished by the player'sdefection.
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This suggests that concern about junior defections when the party is in trouble is not an altogether new phenomenon.
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Electoral security only reduces the potential costs ofdefectionif there was a desire to defect for some other reason.
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For example, states can develop international organizations that define what actions constitute cooperation anddefectionand that monitor states' compliance with these guidelines.
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In particular,defectionby a merchant is punished by having the defecting merchant get the payoff from autarky, which is zero.
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The costs of suchdefectioncan be high.
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The costs ofdefectioncan be very large for both senders and receivers.
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Payoff fromdefectionin that environment is obtained in the same way.
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To analyse the adaptive learning process, we need expressions for expected payoffs from cooperation anddefectionin an environment.
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