social democracy

Word family nounsocialismsocialistsocialitesocialitysocializationsocialnesssociatesociationsocial climbersocial contractsocial democracysocial engineeringsocial exclusionsocial fundsocial networkingsocial sciencesocial securitysocial servicesocial studiessocial worksocial workeradjectivesocialisticsociativesocialadverbsocialisticallysociallyverbsocialize

Examples from the Corpus

social democracy• That vision can only be a new social democracy.• I carelessly accepted an invitation to debate with Mrs Williams on the future of social democracy etc on the radio.• What kind of social democracy will settle down.• Thus, the possibility of social democracy is also neatly nipped in the bud.• Second, Labour under Mr Kinnock is belatedly making the transition to continental-style social democracy.• By no means all revolutionaries were converted to social democracy.• The truth is that pop is of much greater danger to social democracy than it is to capitalism.• From this perspective it was Macmillan, Butler, and their heirs who betrayed Conservatism, by compromising with social democracy.

From Longman Business Dictionary

单词	social democracy
释义	social democracy Word family nounsocialismsocialistsocialitesocialitysocializationsocialnesssociatesociationsocial climbersocial contractsocial democracysocial engineeringsocial exclusionsocial fundsocial networkingsocial sciencesocial securitysocial servicesocial studiessocial worksocial workeradjectivesocialisticsociativesocialadverbsocialisticallysociallyverbsocialize Related topics: Policies, Government ˌsocial deˈmocracy noun 1. PPP[uncountableU] a political and economic system based on some ideas of socialism combined with democratic principles, such as personal freedom and government by elected representatives 社会民主主义 2. [countableC]PPPPG a country with a government based on social democracy 社会民主主义国家 —social democrat noun [countableC] Examples from the Corpus social democracy• That vision can only be a new social democracy.• I carelessly accepted an invitation to debate with Mrs Williams on the future of social democracy etc on the radio.• What kind of social democracy will settle down.• Thus, the possibility of social democracy is also neatly nipped in the bud.• Second, Labour under Mr Kinnock is belatedly making the transition to continental-style social democracy.• By no means all revolutionaries were converted to social democracy.• The truth is that pop is of much greater danger to social democracy than it is to capitalism.• From this perspective it was Macmillan, Butler, and their heirs who betrayed Conservatism, by compromising with social democracy. From Longman Business Dictionary social democracyˌsocial deˈmocracy 1[uncountableU] a political and economic system based on socialism combined with democratic principles, such as freedom and government by elected representatives a nation where the values of social democracy are paramount 2[countableC] a country with a government based on social democracy incomes policies in the European social democracies → democracy
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