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nationalism [ˈnæʃənəlızəm] N

nationalize, nationalise [ˈnæ­ʃə­nə­laız] VB trans

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I . nationalist N

II . nationalist ADJ

rationalize, rationalise [ˈræʃənəlaız] VB trans

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1. rationalize:

rationalize
使合理 shǐ hélǐ

3. rationalize PSYCH:

rationalize
对…作自我辩解 duì…zuò zìwǒ biànjiě
rationalize
文过饰非 wén guò shì fēi
▶ rationalization, rationalisation [ˌræʃənəlaıˈzeıʃən] N

fatalism [ˈfeıtəlızəm] N

racialism [ˈreıʃəlızəm] N

racialism → racism

See also racism

racism [ˈreısızəm], racialism N

denationalize, denationalise [ˌdiː­ˈnæʃənəlaız] VB trans

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denationalize
使非国有化 shǐ fēi guóyǒuhuà
▶ denationalization, denationalisation [ˌdiːˌnæʃənəlaıˈzeıʃən] N

socialism [ˈsəʊʃəlızəm] N

capitalism [ˈkæpıtəlızəm] N

radicalism [ˈrædıkəlızəm] N

faction [ˈfækʃən] N

2. faction:

faction
派系纠纷 pàixì jiūfēn
faction
内讧 nèihòng
▶ factional ADJ
▶ factionally ADV

colonialism [kəˈləʊnjəlızəm] N

materialism [məˈtıərıəlızəm] N

internationalism [ˌıntəˈnæ­ʃənə­lı­zəm] N

facts of life N

nationalization, nationalisation [ˌnæʃənəlaıˈzeıʃən] N

journalism [ˈdʒɜːnəlızəm] N

tabloid journalism N

idealism [aıˈdıəlızəm] N

2. idealism PHILOS:

idealism
唯心论 wéixīnlùn

vandalism [ˈvændəlızəm] N

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These alliances and the factionalism they engendered discouraged nonpartisan supporters and undermined the third-party movement by the end of the nineteenth century.
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Seeing the rampant factionalism and discrimination against women, she decided to take action.
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The tricolour, which combines royalist white with republican red, came to be seen as a symbol of moderation and of a nationalism that transcended factionalism.
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Some feared factionalism could lead to a civil war.
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While the report indicated the leadership intends to follow on its stated goals, factionalism hindered this change.
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This has in turn been a factor in the ongoing factionalism within the two principal parties at national and local levels.
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It also aimed to build up morale in a nation that was besieged with corruption, factionalism, and opium addiction.
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He deplored factionalism within the party and those who brief journalists to aid their own agenda.
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The new party quickly fell victim to factionalism over several controversial proposals.
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The slowness of his promotion can also be attributed to clan factionalism within the navy.
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