Definition of social democracy in English:

social democracy

noun

mass noun

A socialist system of government achieved by democratic means.
社会民主主义
there was a growth of social democracy through an extension of the rights of citizens
Example sentencesExamples
- These policies have sometimes been described in shorthand as modern capitalism or social democracy.
- On yet further occasions, she seems to represent a new intellectual phenomenon: militant social democracy.
- Broadbent's lecture began with a nostalgic overview of the formation of the welfare state and modern social democracy.
- In his first Observer article Hattersley complained that meritocracy was incompatible with social democracy.
- In fact, almost the entire left today believes in highly regulated capitalism, or social democracy.

Derivatives

social democrat

noun

A supporter or advocate of a socialist system of government achieved by democratic means.
社会民主主义
a staunch social democrat and champion of the welfare state
Example sentencesExamples
- He might have described himself as a conservative social democrat, of the sort that might plausibly gravitate toward neoconservatism.
- The social democrats gambled on bourgeois democracy and the stability of capitalism.
- Politically, this tradition of progressive modernism has been tied to various leftist currents of thought, whether Marxist or social democrat.

Definition of social democracy in US English:

social democracy

nounˈsoʊʃəl dəˈmɑkrəsi

A socialist system of government achieved by democratic means.
社会民主主义
there was a growth of social democracy through an extension of the rights of citizens
Example sentencesExamples
- In fact, almost the entire left today believes in highly regulated capitalism, or social democracy.
- On yet further occasions, she seems to represent a new intellectual phenomenon: militant social democracy.
- These policies have sometimes been described in shorthand as modern capitalism or social democracy.
- In his first Observer article Hattersley complained that meritocracy was incompatible with social democracy.
- Broadbent's lecture began with a nostalgic overview of the formation of the welfare state and modern social democracy.

单词	social democracy
释义	Definition of social democracy in English: social democracy noun mass noun A socialist system of government achieved by democratic means. 社会民主主义 there was a growth of social democracy through an extension of the rights of citizens Example sentencesExamples These policies have sometimes been described in shorthand as modern capitalism or social democracy. On yet further occasions, she seems to represent a new intellectual phenomenon: militant social democracy. Broadbent's lecture began with a nostalgic overview of the formation of the welfare state and modern social democracy. In his first Observer article Hattersley complained that meritocracy was incompatible with social democracy. In fact, almost the entire left today believes in highly regulated capitalism, or social democracy. Derivatives social democrat noun A supporter or advocate of a socialist system of government achieved by democratic means. 社会民主主义 a staunch social democrat and champion of the welfare state Example sentencesExamples He might have described himself as a conservative social democrat, of the sort that might plausibly gravitate toward neoconservatism. The social democrats gambled on bourgeois democracy and the stability of capitalism. Politically, this tradition of progressive modernism has been tied to various leftist currents of thought, whether Marxist or social democrat. Definition of social democracy in US English: social democracy nounˈsoʊʃəl dəˈmɑkrəsi A socialist system of government achieved by democratic means. 社会民主主义 there was a growth of social democracy through an extension of the rights of citizens Example sentencesExamples In fact, almost the entire left today believes in highly regulated capitalism, or social democracy. On yet further occasions, she seems to represent a new intellectual phenomenon: militant social democracy. These policies have sometimes been described in shorthand as modern capitalism or social democracy. In his first Observer article Hattersley complained that meritocracy was incompatible with social democracy. Broadbent's lecture began with a nostalgic overview of the formation of the welfare state and modern social democracy.
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