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polity

/ˈpɒl.ɪ.ti/

الترجمة: اسم يدل على مجتمع منظّم سياسياً أو دولة أو حكومة، وعلى شكل الحكم أو التنظيم السياسي في جماعة بشرية.

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noun

/ˈpɒl.ɪ.ti/C1formal
  • arاسم يدل على مجتمع منظّم سياسياً أو دولة أو حكومة، وعلى شكل الحكم أو التنظيم السياسي في جماعة بشرية.

A noun referring to a politically organized society, state, or government, or the form of government of a social organization.

  1. Form of governmentC1formal

    The structure and system of governance of a state, organization, or society.

    arشكل الحكم

    • The ancient Greek city-states had various forms of polity.
    • The country's polity is based on democratic principles.
    • Scholars study the evolution of polity in different civilizations.

    المرادفاتadministrationcommonwealthconstitutiongovernmentregimestate

  2. Politically organized unitC1formal

    A distinct group of people organized under a government, such as a state or nation.

    arكيان سياسي منظم

    • The European Union is a unique polity of member states.
    • Each polity maintains its own legal system.
    • The region became a separate polity after the treaty.

    المرادفاتbody politiccommonwealthcountrynationstate

  3. Crafty managementC2formal

    Shrewd or strategic handling of public affairs, often implying cleverness or cunning.

    arالدهاء السياسي

    • The minister's polity in negotiations secured a favorable trade deal.
    • His polity in managing the crisis earned him respect.
    • The leader's polity was both admired and criticized.

    المرادفاتartfulnesscraftcunningdiplomacypolicysagacityschemingshrewdnessstatecrafttact

الصيغ
  • polities plural form
  • polities' possessive plural form
  • polity's possessive singular form
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