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war party

/ˈwɔːr ˌpɑːrti/

Traduction: Groupe de personnes, généralement dans un contexte politique ou organisationnel, qui prônent agressivement une cause, un conflit ou une stratégie de confrontation.

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/ˈwɔːr ˌpɑːrti/C1informalpolitical
  • frGroupe de personnes, généralement dans un contexte politique ou organisationnel, qui prônent agressivement une cause, un conflit ou une stratégie de confrontation.

A group of people, typically in a political or organizational context, who are aggressively advocating for a particular cause, conflict, or confrontational strategy.

  1. Military groupB2formal

    A group of people, typically from a tribe or community, organized for a military expedition or raid.

    frgroupe de combat

    • The war party set out at dawn to attack the enemy settlement.
    • Historians studied the tactics of the Native American war party.
    • The war party returned with prisoners and supplies.
  2. Political factionC1formal

    A political group or faction that advocates for aggressive or warlike policies.

    frParti de la guerre

    • The war party in the government pushed for increased military spending.
    • The opposition accused the ruling party of being a war party.
    • The war party's influence grew during the border conflict.