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re·al·po·li·tik [reɪˈɑ:lpɒlɪˌti:k, 美 -poʊlɪ-] 名词 no pl, no 冠词
- realpolitik
- Realpolitik f <-> kein pl
I. po·liti·cize [pəˈlɪtɪsaɪz, 美 -ˈlɪt̬ə-] 动词 trans
- to politicize sth/sb
- etw/jdn politisieren 雅
- the whole issue has become increasingly politicized
- die ganze Angelegenheit wurde immer mehr zu einem Politikum 雅
- the party tried to politicize the unemployed
- die Partei versuchte, die Arbeitslosen politisch zu mobilisieren
- to become politicized
- sich 第四格 politisch engagieren
II. po·liti·cize [pəˈlɪtɪsaɪz, 美 -ˈlɪt̬ə-] 动词 不及物动词
- politicize
- politisieren 雅
- politicize
- sich 第四格 politisch engagieren
body ˈpoli·tic 名词 no pl, + 单数/pl 动词 政治
- body politic
- [staatliches] Gemeinwesen
poli·tics [ˈpɒlətɪks, 美 ˈpɑ:-] 名词
1. politics + 单数 动词:
- politics
- Politik f <-, -en> kein pl
- global/local politics
- Welt-/Lokalpolitik f kein pl
- to be in politics
- in der Politik sein
- to go into politics
- in die Politik gehen
- to talk politics
- politisieren 雅
2. politics + pl 动词 (political beliefs):
- politics
- politische Ansichten pl
3. politics + 单数 动词 (within group):
- politics
- Vetternwirtschaft f <-> kein pl 贬
- politics
- Protektion f <-, -en> 奥
- office politics
- Büroklüngelei f 贬
- to play politics
- Winkelzüge machen
4. politics + 单数 动词 英 (political science):
- politics
- Politologie f <-> kein pl
- politics
- Politikwissenschaft f <-> kein pl
po·liti·co <pl -os> [pəˈlɪtɪkəʊ, 美 ˈlɪt̬ɪkoʊ] 名词 贬 俗
- politico
- politischer Sektierer/politische Sektiererin 贬
- politico
- Weltverbesserer(-verbesserin) m (f) <-s, -; -, -nen> 引 贬
po·liti·cal [pəˈlɪtɪkəl, 美 -ˈlit̬ə-] 形
1. political (of politics):
- political
- politisch
- a political animal
- ein politikinteressierter Mensch
- to make political capital out of sth
- aus etw 第三格 politisches Kapital schlagen
- political leaders
- politische Größen
- political platform
- politische Bühne
- to commit political suicide
- politischen Selbstmord begehen
2. political esp 美 贬 (tactical):
- political
- taktisch
po·liti·cal aˈsy·lum 名词 no pl
- political asylum
- politisches Asyl
- to request [or seek]/grant [or offer]political asylum
- politisches Asyl beantragen/gewähren
po·liti·cal cor·ˈrect·ness 名词, PC 名词 no pl
- political correctness
- politische Korrektheit
po·liti·cal ˈpar·ty 名词
- political party
- [politische] Partei
po·liti·cal ˈrisk 名词
- political risk
- politisches Risiko
political economy 名词 STAAT
- political economy
- Nationalökonomie f
political reason 名词
- political reason
- politischer Grund
political consequences 名词
- political consequences
- politische Folgen
political geography 名词
- political geography
- Politische Geografie
political function
- political function
- politische Funktion
political landscape 名词
- political landscape
- politische Landschaft
political resettling
- political resettling
- politisch begründete Umsiedlung
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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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