democrat in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

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socialdemocratico (socialdemocratica)
social democrat
democratico (democratica)
democrat
democristiano
Christian Democrat
democristiano (democristiana)
Christian Democrat
DC
Christian Democrat Party
liberaldemocratico (liberaldemocratica)
Liberal Democrat
scudocrociato
= of the former Christian Democrat Party
scudocrociato POL, HISTORY (emblema)
= the symbol of the former Christian Democrat Party consisting of a red cross on white field
scudocrociato (scudocrociata)
= member of the former Christian Democrat Party
democrazia Cristiana HISTORY
Christian Democrat Party

democrat in the PONS Dictionary

democrat Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

Christian Democrat Party former Italian governing party
Democrazia Cristiana HISTORY
symbol of the Christian Democrat party
lo scudo crociato
member of the Christian Democrat political party
biancoscudato (-a)

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I see myself as a social democrat - mixed economy, strong role of the public sector.
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She was trained as a journalist with the social democrat press from 1960 to 1963.
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As an idealistic democrat, the former king had good grounds for complaint.
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The term social democrat is more common, but the more general left-wing or centre-left are used far more frequently.
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If there is republican in office, you can vote to re-elect that person or you can vote for the democrat.
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The daily was anti-American and had social democrat and liberal stances.
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She is a self-described social democrat, and is ran as an independent.
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The newspaper received a large supply of commiserations coming in from readers or former employees, calling the deceased an illustrious democrat and his death a public calamity.
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From his point of view, being a dictator may be better than being a has-been democrat.
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He was in fact a thorough democrat in sentiment, and an ardent reformer.
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