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autoc·ra·cy [ɔ:ˈtɒkrəsi, америк. ɑ:ˈtɔ:k-] СУЩ.
1. autocracy (society):
- autocracy
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2. autocracy no pl (form of government):
- autocracy
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3. autocracy no pl перенос.:
- autocracy
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They accepted autocracy while being suspicious of politics (which they characterized as consisting of speeches, elections, and party activities).
en.wikipedia.org Its autocracy gave it a fairly effective army.
en.wikipedia.org The triad was inherently unbalanced in favor of centralized autocracy.
en.wikipedia.org He succeeded in making his escape, possibly being permitted to escape on account of his youth, and immediately began a more vigorous campaign against autocracy.
en.wikipedia.org The term has primarily negative associations, implying complexity and autocracy.
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www.goethe.de He saw men, he says, whose eyes were already dead, men who had gone mad with despair and had sat idly for decades in their flats, suddenly begin to live again and, witnessing the uprising against autocracy and oppression, laugh like small children.
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Er habe Männer gesehen, deren Augen schon tot waren, Männer, die angesichts der Hoffnungslosigkeit verrückt geworden waren und jahrzehntelang tatenlos in ihrer Wohnung gesessen hatten, die dann plötzlich wieder anfingen zu leben und angesichts des Aufstandes gegen Autokratie und Unterdrückung wieder wie kleine Kinder lachen konnten.
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www.kas.de Eli Amir said that in Arab autocracies the income and social status of intellectuals was often linked closely to the ruling regime.
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Eli Amir erklärte, dass in arabischen Autokratien das Einkommen und der soziale Status der Intellektuellen oft eng mit dem herrschenden Regime verbunden seien.
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