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satyagraha

/səˈtjɑː.ɡrə.hɑː/

翻译: 指甘地在印度发展和实践的甘地主义,即通过非暴力抵抗和公民不服从反对英国殖民统治、推动政治和社会改革的哲学与实践。

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noun

/səˈtjɑː.ɡrə.hɑː/C2formalpolitical
  • zh指甘地在印度发展和实践的甘地主义,即通过非暴力抵抗和公民不服从反对英国殖民统治、推动政治和社会改革的哲学与实践。

A proper noun referring to a philosophy and practice of nonviolent resistance developed and implemented in India by Mahatma Gandhi to oppose British rule and promote political and social reforms.

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  1. C1formal

    A philosophy and practice of nonviolent resistance, especially as a means of protesting political oppression and achieving social change, famously employed by Mahatma Gandhi.

    zh非暴力抵抗

    • Gandhi's Satyagraha movement was instrumental in India's struggle for independence.
    • The principles of Satyagraha emphasize truth and nonviolence.
    • Many civil rights leaders were inspired by the concept of Satyagraha.

    同义词civil disobediencenonviolent resistancepassive resistance

    反义词aggressionviolence

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  • satyagraha's possessive singular form