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res publica

/reːs ˈpuːblɪka/

翻译: 拉丁语短语,意为「公共事务」或「共同利益」,历史上用于指国家、共和国或公共利益。现代英语中很少使用,仅见于法律、政治或历史语境。

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/reːs ˈpuːblɪka/formalpolitical已废弃
  • zh拉丁语短语,意为「公共事务」或「共同利益」,历史上用于指国家、共和国或公共利益。现代英语中很少使用,仅见于法律、政治或历史语境。

A Latin phrase meaning 'public affair' or 'commonwealth,' historically used to refer to a state, republic, or the public interest. In modern English, it is rarely used outside of legal, political, or historical contexts.

  1. Public matter or commonwealthC2formal

    A Latin phrase meaning 'public thing' or 'public affair', referring to the state, government, or common good.

    zh公共事务或共和国

    • The concept of res publica is central to Roman political philosophy.
    • Cicero wrote extensively about the duties of citizens in a res publica.
    • Modern democracies are built on the idea of res publica.