Definition of Francoism in English:

Francoism

noun ˈfraŋkəʊɪz(ə)mˈfræŋkoʊɪzəm

The principles and policies advocated by the Spanish dictator General Franco.
his research has focused on the Spanish Civil War and early Francoism
Example sentencesExamples
- Over the subsequent months, the king quickly dismantled the institutions of Francoism.
- One typical survey found that six out of 10 Spaniards believe that Francoism had "both good sides and bad sides".
- Francoism drew its authority from the Falange Party, the only legal political party in Spain.
- In other words, he campaigned for the unity of various political forces in their struggle against Francoism.
- His name and his reputation of one of the staunch fighters against Francoism will be written down into the history of Spain forever.

Definition of Francoism in US English:

Francoism

nounˈfraNGkōizəmˈfræŋkoʊɪzəm

The principles and policies advocated by the Spanish dictator General Franco.
his research has focused on the Spanish Civil War and early Francoism
Example sentencesExamples
- One typical survey found that six out of 10 Spaniards believe that Francoism had "both good sides and bad sides".
- His name and his reputation of one of the staunch fighters against Francoism will be written down into the history of Spain forever.
- In other words, he campaigned for the unity of various political forces in their struggle against Francoism.
- Over the subsequent months, the king quickly dismantled the institutions of Francoism.
- Francoism drew its authority from the Falange Party, the only legal political party in Spain.

单词	Francoism
释义	Definition of Francoism in English: Francoism noun ˈfraŋkəʊɪz(ə)mˈfræŋkoʊɪzəm The principles and policies advocated by the Spanish dictator General Franco. his research has focused on the Spanish Civil War and early Francoism Example sentencesExamples Over the subsequent months, the king quickly dismantled the institutions of Francoism. One typical survey found that six out of 10 Spaniards believe that Francoism had "both good sides and bad sides". Francoism drew its authority from the Falange Party, the only legal political party in Spain. In other words, he campaigned for the unity of various political forces in their struggle against Francoism. His name and his reputation of one of the staunch fighters against Francoism will be written down into the history of Spain forever. Definition of Francoism in US English: Francoism nounˈfraNGkōizəmˈfræŋkoʊɪzəm The principles and policies advocated by the Spanish dictator General Franco. his research has focused on the Spanish Civil War and early Francoism Example sentencesExamples One typical survey found that six out of 10 Spaniards believe that Francoism had "both good sides and bad sides". His name and his reputation of one of the staunch fighters against Francoism will be written down into the history of Spain forever. In other words, he campaigned for the unity of various political forces in their struggle against Francoism. Over the subsequent months, the king quickly dismantled the institutions of Francoism. Francoism drew its authority from the Falange Party, the only legal political party in Spain.
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