Модель употребления:
[something] is democratic
The country prides itself on its democratic traditions.
Az ország büszke demokratikus hagyományaira.
We must protect our democratic institutions from corruption.
Meg kell védenünk demokratikus intézményeinket a korrupciótól.
The new law was passed through a democratic process.
Many nations have transitioned to democratic governments in recent decades.
Democratic principles are enshrined in the constitution.
Примеры для изучающих
This country has a democratic government.
Ennek az országnak demokratikus kormánya van.
People vote in a democratic system.
Egy demokratikus rendszerben az emberek szavaznak.
The law was made in a democratic way.
A democratic society gives people rights.
We live in a democratic country.
Частая ошибка:
Learners sometimes confuse 'democratic' with 'Democrat', which refers to a member of the U.S. political party.
Значение
supporting democracy
Коллокации
democratic system
|democratic principles
|democratic process
|democratic government
|democratic society
Синонимы
representative (Emphasizes elected officials acting on behalf of the people.)
Антонимы
authoritarian (Refers to systems where power is concentrated in one leader or small group without public input.)
Темы
politics
|government
|law
|core_vocabulary
Определение
About a government where people choose their leaders by voting.
Relating to or supporting a system of government in which power is held by the people, typically through elected representatives.
Модель употребления:
[someone] is democratic [in manner/approach]
Her democratic style made everyone feel valued in the team.
Demokratikus, mindenkit egyenrangúan kezelő stílusa miatt a csapatban mindenki értékesnek érezte magát.
The company promotes a democratic approach to decision-making.
A vállalat a döntéshozatal demokratikus, mindenkit bevonó módját támogatja.
He runs his classroom in a very democratic way.
A democratic workplace encourages open discussion.
Their marriage is based on a democratic partnership.
Примеры для изучающих
The teacher is democratic with students.
A tanár egyenrangú félként kezeli a diákokat.
Our boss has a democratic style.
A főnökünk demokratikus, bevonó stílusban vezet.
We use a democratic approach in meetings.
He is democratic in his thinking.
They have a democratic relationship.
Значение
treating people equally
Коллокации
democratic leadership style
|democratic approach
|democratic values
Синонимы
egalitarian (Focuses on equality of rights and opportunities.)
Антонимы
hierarchical (Emphasizes structured levels of authority and inequality.)
Темы
social
|relationships
|core_vocabulary
Определение
Treating all people the same and giving them equal chances.
Characterized by equal treatment and lack of hierarchy in relationships or organizations.
Модель употребления:
[something] is Democratic
She is running as the Democratic nominee for governor.
A Demokrata Párt kormányzójelöltjeként indul.
The Democratic platform focuses on healthcare and education.
A Demokrata Párt programja az egészségügyre és az oktatásra összpontosít.
Several Democratic senators opposed the bill.
He has been a loyal Democratic supporter for decades.
The state has voted Democratic in the last five elections.
Примеры для изучающих
He is a Democratic senator.
Ő demokrata párti szenátor.
The Democratic Party won the election.
A Demokrata Párt megnyerte a választást.
She supports Democratic ideas.
They voted for the Democratic candidate.
The state is mostly Democratic.
Частая ошибка:
Learners sometimes confuse 'Democratic' (party) with 'democratic' (system of government). Capitalization is important.
Значение
related to US Democratic Party
Коллокации
Democratic candidate
|Democratic senator
|Democratic platform
Синонимы
liberal (US context) (Often used informally to refer to Democratic Party positions, though not identical in meaning.)
Антонимы
Republican (Refers to the other major political party in the United States.)
Темы
politics
|United States
Определение
About the Democratic Party in the United States.
Relating to the Democratic Party, one of the two major political parties in the United States.