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oligarchy [ 'ɔliɡɑ:ki ]
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n.
a political system governed by a few people
"one of his cardinal convictions was that Britain was not run as a democracy but as an oligarchy"; "the big cities were notoriously in the hands of the oligarchy of local businessmen"
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柯林斯英汉双解大词典
oligarchy /ˈɒlɪˌɡɑːkɪ/
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N-COUNT An oligarchy is a small group of people who control and run a particular country or organization. You can also refer to a country which is governed in this way as an oligarchy. 寡头统治集团; 寡头统治国家
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N-UNCOUNT Oligarchy is a situation in which a country or organization is run by an oligarchy. 寡头统治
例：...a protest against imperialism and oligarchy in the region.
...对该地区帝国主义和寡头统治的抗议。
双语例句原声例句权威例句
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After a new round of merger and acquisition, what comes next will be a scenario of monopoly of the four oligarchies in the industry.
经过新一轮合并，接下来你将会看到的是此行业的四寡头垄断格局。
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China has a problem that is not just about CRH trains, the author here doesn't have the courage to point out the real dark secrets of oligarchies.
中国有问题不仅仅是动车，作者此处并没有勇气指出真正的寡头黑幕。
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If the land isn't taken up by large oligarchies life slaveholding class--then the small guy has a chance.
如果土地没有被大的垄断方占有,奴隶阶级,弱小的一方就仍会有希望
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Now those oligarchies were based on different things, and that's where the rub came.
但这些寡头是建立在不同基础之上的,正是这一点导致了双方的摩擦
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You could argue that both sides had essentially the same kind of oligarchies.
你就可以看出他们双方,都有点寡头主义本质
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