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front-porch campaign

/ˈfrʌnt pɔːrtʃ kæmˈpeɪn/

翻译: 一种竞选策略,候选人主要在自己家中开展竞选活动,通常在家接待访客并从门廊发表演讲,而不是到全国各地积极旅行和拉票。

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/ˈfrʌnt pɔːrtʃ kæmˈpeɪn/C1formalamericanpolitical
  • zh一种竞选策略,候选人主要在自己家中开展竞选活动,通常在家接待访客并从门廊发表演讲,而不是到全国各地积极旅行和拉票。

A political campaign strategy where a candidate conducts most of their activities from their own home, typically receiving visitors and giving speeches from their front porch, rather than actively traveling and campaigning across the country.

  1. Political strategyC1formalamerican

    A political campaign strategy where a candidate stays at home and gives speeches from their own front porch, rather than traveling extensively.

    zh门廊竞选

    • William McKinley famously ran a front-porch campaign in 1896.
    • The candidate's front-porch campaign attracted thousands of visitors to his hometown.
    • Modern front-porch campaigns are rare due to the need for national media exposure.