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lobbying

gb/lˈɑbiɪŋ/ us/lˈɑbiɪŋ/
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influencing political decisions

Lobbying is trying to persuade people in power, especially government officials, to make the decision you want.

उपयोग पैटर्न: lobbying by [someone]; lobbying for/against [something]; lobbying on behalf of [someone]
आम गलती:
Lobbying is usually uncountable: say “lobbying” or “a lobbying campaign,” not “a lobbying.” It does not necessarily mean bribery.
समानार्थी शब्द
advocacy (Broader; can include public support and campaigning, not only influencing officials.) | pressure campaign (Often sounds more forceful or critical.) | influence campaign (Broader; may target public opinion as well as decision-makers.)
शब्द-संयोजन
political lobbying |corporate lobbying |intense lobbying |heavy lobbying |lobbying efforts |lobbying campaign |lobbying group |lobbying firm |lobbying rules |lobbying ban
विषय
politics |government |law |business |public_policy
उदाहरण
  • The bill passed after months of lobbying by environmental groups.
  • The company spent millions on lobbying in Washington.
  • New rules require more transparency around lobbying and political donations.
सीखने वालों के उदाहरण
  • Lobbying can change laws.
  • Many groups spend money on lobbying.
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trying to influence authorities

If you are lobbying for something, you are trying to persuade people in power to agree to it.

उपयोग पैटर्न: [someone] is lobbying [someone] for/against [something]; [someone] is lobbying to [do something]
आम गलती:
Use “for” when you support something and “against” when you oppose it: “lobbying for reform,” “lobbying against the bill.” You can also lobby the person you are trying to persuade: “lobby lawmakers.”
समानार्थी शब्द
campaign (Often more public and sustained; less specifically directed at officials.) | advocate (Emphasizes supporting a cause or idea.) | press (Means to urge strongly, often with more pressure.)
शब्द-संयोजन
lobby hard |lobby actively |lobby Congress |lobby the government |lobby lawmakers |lobby ministers |lobby for change |lobby against a proposal |lobby to change the law |lobby on behalf of clients
विषय
politics |government |business |workplace |advocacy
उदाहरण
  • Parents are lobbying the council for safer crossings near the school.
  • The industry has been lobbying against stricter emissions limits.
  • She is lobbying to get the policy changed before the vote.
सीखने वालों के उदाहरण
  • Students are lobbying for longer library hours.
  • Farmers are lobbying the government for help.
संज्ञा business B2 abstract
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political influence profession

Lobbying can mean paid work where people try to influence government decisions for clients or organizations.

उपयोग पैटर्न: work in lobbying; go into lobbying; a career in lobbying
आम गलती:
Do not use “lobby” for the person; the person is a “lobbyist.” In “He works in lobbying,” lobbying is a field of work, not a place in a building.
समानार्थी शब्द
government relations (Common business label, often softer or more formal than lobbying.) | public affairs (Broader; includes communications and policy work, not only lobbying.) | advocacy (Broader and may be unpaid or nonprofit.)
शब्द-संयोजन
work in lobbying |go into lobbying |a career in lobbying |the lobbying industry |paid lobbying |professional lobbying |lobbying work |lobbying job |lobbying career |the world of lobbying
विषय
politics |government |business |careers
उदाहरण
  • After leaving politics, she built a career in lobbying.
  • Several former officials now work in lobbying and government relations.
  • The report examines the growth of the lobbying industry.
सीखने वालों के उदाहरण
  • His new job is in lobbying.
  • She wants a career in lobbying.
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शब्दकोश रूप
lobbying
IPA
GB/lˈɑbiɪŋ/
US/lˈɑbiɪŋ/
शब्दांश और ज़ोर
lob - by - ing (3 शब्दांश)
Stress on 1st syllable (lob)
शब्द रूप
Noun
  • Base: lobbying
  • Plural: lobbying, lobbyings
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direct lobbying

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/dɪɹˈɛkt lˈɑbiɪŋ/
fixed phrase technical

direct contact with officials

Lobbying by speaking or writing directly to the officials who make decisions.

उदाहरण
  • Direct lobbying included meetings with ministers and written comments on the bill.
  • Charities must report direct lobbying separately from other campaign activity.
  • The company increased its direct lobbying after the proposal reached committee.

grassroots lobbying

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/ɡɹˈæsɹˈuts lˈɑbiɪŋ/
fixed phrase

citizen-based lobbying

Lobbying that uses ordinary people, not just professional lobbyists, to persuade leaders.

उदाहरण
  • The organization used grassroots lobbying, asking members to call their representatives.
  • Grassroots lobbying helped turn a local issue into a national debate.
  • The campaign combined social media outreach with grassroots lobbying.

lobbying ban

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/lˈɑbiɪŋ bˈæn/
fixed phrase legal

rule against lobbying

A rule that stops someone from lobbying.

उदाहरण
  • The former minister faced a two-year lobbying ban after leaving office.
  • Several cities introduced a lobbying ban for companies bidding on public contracts.
  • The ethics committee said the adviser had violated the lobbying ban.

lobbying campaign

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/lˈɑbiɪŋ kæmpˈeɪn/
fixed phrase

organized influence effort

A planned effort to persuade decision-makers about a law or policy.

उदाहरण
  • Environmental charities launched a lobbying campaign to protect the river.
  • The measure failed despite a well-funded lobbying campaign.
  • The union ran a lobbying campaign for better safety standards.

lobbying disclosure

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/lˈɑbiɪŋ dɪsklˈoʊʒɚ/
fixed phrase legal

reporting lobbying activity

Information that shows who is lobbying, what they are lobbying about, and sometimes how much money they spend.

उदाहरण
  • The law requires lobbying disclosure for anyone paid to influence federal legislation.
  • Journalists used lobbying disclosure records to identify the company's clients.
  • The reform package includes stricter lobbying disclosure rules.

lobbying firm

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/lˈɑbiɪŋ fˈɚm/
fixed phrase business

paid lobbying business

A company that is paid to persuade government officials for its clients.

उदाहरण
  • The airline hired a lobbying firm to argue against the new tax.
  • He registered as a consultant for a Washington lobbying firm.
  • Several lobbying firms reported record revenue last year.

lobbying group

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/lˈɑbiɪŋ ɡɹˈup/
fixed phrase

organization influencing policy

A group that tries to persuade the government about an issue.

उदाहरण
  • The lobbying group represents small technology companies.
  • A health lobbying group is pushing for stricter rules on tobacco ads.
  • The senator met representatives from several lobbying groups before the vote.

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