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1 enlightened despot
упр. просвященный деспот [монарх\]See: -
2 despot
ˈdespɔt сущ. деспот, тиран an absolute despot ≈ совершенный деспот a benevolent despot ≈ великодушный деспот an enlightened despot ≈ просвещенный деспот деспот, тиран despot деспот -
3 despot
['despɔt]сущ.деспот, тиранSyn: -
4 benevolent dictator
пол., упр. благожелательный диктатор (лидер сообщества, который единолично принимает ключевые решения, касающиеся этого сообщества, в интересах его членов)See: -
5 Benevolent Dictator for Life
сокр. BDFL пол., упр. (модель политической власти в каком-л. сообществе, при которой все основные решения по своему усмотрению принимает человек, который признается всеми членами сообществами как эксперт в стратегических вопросах жизни сообщества; напр., сообщество програмистов Линукс принимает в качестве такого основателя этой операционной системы Л. Торвальдса)See:Англо-русский экономический словарь > Benevolent Dictator for Life
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6 philosopher-kind
пол. философ-правитель (в учении Платона: идеал человеческой личности, гражданина и правителя, управляющего государством в интересах общего блага и руководимого не принуждением формального законодательства, а мудростью и добродетелью)See:
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