democratic

democratic
adjective
demokratisch

Democratic Party — (Amer. Polit.) Demokratische Partei

•• Cultural note:
Democratic Party
Neben der Republican Party eine der zwei großen politischen Parteien in den USA. Die demokratische Partei gilt als die liberalere, besonders in Fragen der Gesellschaftspolitik. Aus diesem Grund erhält sie viel Unterstützung aus den Reihen von Minderheitengruppierungen und Gewerkschaften
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[demə'krætik]
adjective (negative undemocratic)
1) (belonging to, governed by or typical of democracy: a democratic country.) demokratisch
2) (believing in equal rights and privileges for all: The boss is very democratic.) demokratisch
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demo·crat·ic
[ˌdeməˈkrætɪk, AM -t̬-]
adj demokratisch
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["demə'krtɪk]
adj
1) demokratisch

the Social Democratic Party — die Sozialdemokratische Partei

the Christian Democratic Party — die Christlich-Demokratische Partei

2)

Democratic ( US Pol, candidate, nomination, convention ) — der Demokratischen Partei

the Democratic Party — die Demokratische Partei

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democratic adj (adv democratically)
1. demokratisch:
a democratically elected government eine demokratisch gewählte Regierung
2. meist Democratic POL US demokratisch (die Demokratische Partei betreffend):
the Democratic Party
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adjective
demokratisch

Democratic Party — (Amer. Polit.) Demokratische Partei

•• Cultural note:
Democratic Party
Neben der Republican Party eine der zwei großen politischen Parteien in den USA. Die demokratische Partei gilt als die liberalere, besonders in Fragen der Gesellschaftspolitik. Aus diesem Grund erhält sie viel Unterstützung aus den Reihen von Minderheitengruppierungen und Gewerkschaften
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adj.
demokratisch adj.

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