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在《PONS词典》中的词汇
re·al·po·li·tik [reɪˈɑ:lpɒlɪˌti:k, 美 -poʊlɪ-] 名词 no pl, no 冠词
I. po·liti·cize [pəˈlɪtɪsaɪz, 美 -ˈlɪt̬ə-] 动词 trans
II. po·liti·cize [pəˈlɪtɪsaɪz, 美 -ˈlɪt̬ə-] 动词 不及物动词
body ˈpoli·tic 名词 no pl, + 单数/pl 动词 政治
poli·tics [ˈpɒlətɪks, 美 ˈpɑ:-] 名词
1. politics + 单数 动词:
2. politics + pl 动词 (political beliefs):
3. politics + 单数 动词 (within group):
4. politics + 单数 动词 英 (political science):
po·liti·co <pl -os> [pəˈlɪtɪkəʊ, 美 ˈlɪt̬ɪkoʊ] 名词 贬 俗
po·liti·cal [pəˈlɪtɪkəl, 美 -ˈlit̬ə-] 形
1. political (of politics):
po·liti·cal aˈsy·lum 名词 no pl
po·liti·cal cor·ˈrect·ness 名词, PC 名词 no pl
po·liti·cal ˈpar·ty 名词
po·liti·cal ˈrisk 名词
有关银行业、金融业和保险业的词语（PONS）
political economy 名词 STAAT
有关地理学的词语（Klett）
political reason 名词
political consequences 名词
political geography 名词
political function
political landscape 名词
political resettling
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
He does not advocate for monolithic political party doctrine and approaches his program on an issue-by-issue basis.
en.wikipedia.org Regardless of which political party forms the government, no one wants to shortchange those who've endured life-altering or career-ending injuries -- be they physical or mental.
www.huffingtonpost.ca On one instance he caused a riot by performing his outrageous show at a conservative political party's celebrations.
en.wikipedia.org The term is occasionally also used metaphorically to refer to renunciation of a non-religious belief or cause, such as a political party, brain trust, or a sports team.
en.wikipedia.org Its political party, founded in 1890, was explicitly anti-clerical and sought to limit the clergy's influence.
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