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democratise

/dɪˈmɒk.rə.taɪz/

翻译: 动词,指使某事物对所有人开放或变得普及,也指在组织或社会中引入民主制度或民主原则。

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verb

/dɪˈmɒk.rə.taɪz/C1formal
  • zh动词,指使某事物对所有人开放或变得普及,也指在组织或社会中引入民主制度或民主原则。

A verb meaning to make something accessible to everyone, or to introduce a democratic system or principle to an organization or society.

  1. Make more democraticB2formal

    To make a country, institution, or system more democratic by introducing or increasing democratic principles and practices.

    zh民主化

    • The country began to democratise after years of authoritarian rule.
    • Efforts to democratise the political system faced strong opposition.
    • International organisations often support nations trying to democratise.

    反义词tyrannise

  2. Introduce democratic reformsB2formal

    To implement changes that give people more power, rights, or participation in decision-making.

    zh民主化

    • The government promised to democratise the education system.
    • They are working to democratise access to information through the internet.
    • The new law aims to democratise the workplace by giving employees more say.

    同义词empowerenfranchiseopen up

词形
  • democratised past participle
  • democratised past simple
  • democratising present participle
  • democratises third person singular