democratic
US /ˌdɛməˈkrætɪk/
・UK /ˌdeməˈkrætɪk/
B2 中高級英檢初級
adj.形容詞民主的；民主政治的
In a democratic system, people choose their government
adj.形容詞民主的
The club has a democratic structure, with all members having a vote.
adj.形容詞民主的
He has a democratic leadership style, always listening to his team's opinions.
adj.形容詞民主黨的
The Democratic Party is one of the two major political parties in the United States.
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美國為何如此支持和資助以色列？ (Why Does the U.S. Support and Fund Israel So Much? | WSJ)
08:52
- But today, there are increasingly vocal calls for more scrutiny of that aid from the left wing of the Democratic Party, including threats to scuttle Biden's request for $14.3 billion in additional assistance to Israel.
但如今，民主黨左翼越來越大聲呼籲對這項援助進行更多審查，包括威脅阻止拜登向以色列提供 143 億美元額外援助的請求。
- of the Democratic Party, including threats
包括威脅
臺灣新總統賴清德敦促中國共同維護地區和平 (Taiwan's New President Lai Urges China to Jointly Maintain Regional Peace)
01:54
- So his mandate was a little bit weakened, and he also his party, the Democratic Progressive Party of the former incumbent, Tsai Ing-wen essentially lost control of the Legislative Yuan.
所以他的職權被削弱了一點，他的政黨，前任蔡英文的民進黨也基本上失去了對立法院的控制權。
- And he also his party, the Democratic Progressive Party of the former
他的政黨，即前民主進步黨
深水炸彈會削弱民主嗎？| 經濟學人 (Could deepfakes weaken democracy? | The Economist)
05:50
- As the technology advances the danger is that deepfakes will be used to mislead voters in democratic countries.
隨著科技進步，深度偽造影片的危險在於會被用來誤導民主國家的投票者。
- He believes the ultimate threat from deepfakes could be that more and more people opt out of democratic politics.
他相信深度偽造影片最終極的威脅在於越來越多人可能會選擇放棄民主政治。
