confederacy
英 [kənˈfedərəsi]
美 [kənˈfedərəsi]
n. 联盟; 同盟; 联邦
BNC.38128 / COCA.26142
牛津词典
noun
- 联盟；同盟；联邦
a union of states, groups of people or political parties with the same aim - 联盟；同盟；联邦
a union of states, groups of people or political parties with the same aim
柯林斯词典
- N-COUNT 同盟;联盟;联邦
Aconfederacyis a union of states or people who are trying to achieve the same thing.- They've entered this new confederacy because the central government's been unable to control the collapsing economy.
由于中央政府无力控制逐渐崩溃的经济，所以他们加入了这个新联盟。
- They've entered this new confederacy because the central government's been unable to control the collapsing economy.
英英释义
noun
- a secret agreement between two or more people to perform an unlawful act
- a group of conspirators banded together to achieve some harmful or illegal purpose
- a union of political organizations
双语例句
- But your ma says the Confederacy needs us.
但你母亲说南方联盟需要我们。 - The Confederacy can whistle for its taxes.
联盟政府休想捞到它的税金了。 - He said he wanted to show the people of the Confederacy that their government could not protect them.
他说，他想表明了邦联的人们，他们的政府无法保护他们。 - A man who fought for the Confederacy can't be all bad.
一个为南部联盟战斗过的人是不会坏到哪里去的。 - Surrender finally came for General Robert E.Lee and the Confederacy he had served as a great soldier.
罗伯特·E·李将军及其管辖的南部邦联最终前来投降。 - The Confederacy is no more;
联盟已经不存在了； - The Confederacy was defeated by the northern states.
南部邦联被北方打败了。 - This bond of kin represented the real basis of the confederacy.
这种血缘亲属关系是联盟的真实基础。 - RHETT: We've sort of shocked the Confederacy, Scarlett.
瑞德：我们让那些联合政府的人大吃一惊了，思嘉。 - The confederacy had no official head or chief executive officer.
联盟没有一长制首长，即没有主掌执行权的首脑。