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1 deferential voter
пол. "почтительный" избиратель (считающий существующую власть естественной, признающий превосходство более высоких слоев общества и поддерживающий их власть)See: -
2 deferential voter
послушный избиратель (относящийся почтительно к партийным рекомендациям, как голосовать).* * *послушный избиратель (относящийся почтительно к партийным рекомендациям, как голосовать). -
3 voter
сущ.пол. голосующий, избиратель, участник голосованияVoters stayed away from the polls because of the bad weather. — Избиратели не пришли на избирательные участки из-за плохой погоды.
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4 working-class conservatism
соц., пол. *консерватизм рабочего класса* (поддержка партии консерваторов многими представителями рабочего класса в 1950-х гг.; подобное поведение рабочих кажется нелогичным, так как противоречит "классовым интересам"; объясняется отчасти почтительным отношением рабочего класса к традиционному устройству общества)See:Англо-русский экономический словарь > working-class conservatism
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