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bipartisanship [baɪ'pa:tɪzənʃɪp]

n. 两党关系;
释义 两党合作;

例句:

  • Current legislation favors cap-and-trade as a move toward bipartisanship.
    来自SA
  • Such bipartisanship will do something to burnish his reputation as a reformer.
    这样的两党合作将对凸显布什作为改革者的声誉或有助益.
  • Putting the Democratic legislative barons in driver's seat has undercut bipartisanship.
    把民主党立法者放在司机的位置上会削弱两党制.
  • That pledge of bipartisanship may not survive.
    两党合作的承诺可能失败.
  • "The public wants bipartisanship," he said.
    来自NEWYORKER
  • Maybe this is an example of bipartisanship we need.
    来自WSJ