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пол. правящая партия (тип политической партии с точки зрения ее отношения к правящему режиму: партия, находящаяся у власти)Syn:Ant:See: -
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > ruling party
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1) Общая лексика: партия власти2) Юридический термин: правящая партия -
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правящая партияАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > ruling party
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מפלגת השלטון, המפלגה השלטת (המפלגה המרכזית היושבת בממשלה)* * *◙ (הלשממב תבשויה תיזכרמה הגלפמה) תטלשה הגלפמה,ןוטלשה תגלפמ◄ -
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rul.ing par.ty[r'u:liŋ pa:ti] n Pol partido da situação. -
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правящая партияEnglish-Russian dictionary of technical terms > ruling party
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Политика: правящая партия и оппозиция (в тексте перед цитатой стоял опред. артикль; англ. цитата - из репортажа агентства Associated Press)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > ruling party and opposition
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♦ ruling /ˈru:lɪŋ/A a.1 dominante; regnante: the ruling families, le famiglie dominanti; the ruling party, il partito al potere (o al governo); the ruling class, la classe dirigente; the ruling coalition, la coalizione di governoB n.(leg.) decisione; decreto -
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♦ party (1) /ˈpɑ:tɪ/n.1 partito; parte politica: the Conservative party, il partito conservatore; the Labour party, il partito laburista; opposition party, partito di (o alla) opposizione; political party, partito politico; the ruling party, il partito al potere (o al governo)2 squadra; gruppo; comitiva; crocchio: a rescue party, una squadra di soccorso; to make up a party, formare una comitiva; the bridal party, la sposa e il suo seguito3 festa; ricevimento; riunione; party: to give a party, dare un ricevimento (o un party); organizzare una festa; dinner party, pranzo ( con invitati); hen party, festa di addio al nubilato; surprise party, festa a sorpresa; stag party, festa di addio al celibato; farewell party, festa d'addio; garden party, garden party; trattenimento in giardino; to throw a party, dare una festa4 (leg.) parte; parte contraente; parte in causa: to become party to an action, costituirsi parte in un processo; innocent party, parte in causa non responsabile; the two parties to the contract, le due parti contraenti; the interested parties, le parti interessate; gli interessati; le parti in causa6 (mil.) distaccamento ( di soldati); squadra; plotone; reparto: a firing party, un plotone d'esecuzione; ( oppure) un plotone d'onore ( a un funerale, dove si spara a salve); a landing party, un reparto di fanteria da sbarco7 (telef.) abbonato; utente● (leg.) the party at fault, la parte responsabile □ (leg.) the party concerned, la parte interessata; l'interessato; gli interessati □ (leg.) the party entitled, l'avente diritto; gli aventi diritto □ party funding, finanziamento dei partiti □ party game, gioco di società (spec. di bambini) □ party leader, leader (o segretario) di un partito politico □ (polit.) the party line, la linea (politica) del partito □ (telef.) party line, telefono in duplex; duplex; ( anche) party line, linea calda (o erotica) □ (polit.) party-liner, chi segue la linea politica del partito □ party man, festaiolo, chi va ai party di frequente; (polit.) uomo di partito, sostenitore della linea (politica) d'un partito □ (polit.) party office, sezione □ (ingl.) party piece, pezzo forte ( poesia, canzone, ecc. in cui q. si esibisce in compagnia); (fig.) numero; cavallo di battaglia □ (spec. ingl.) party-political, di partito; partitico: party-political broadcast, tribuna politica ( trasmessa in TV durante il periodo elettorale) □ (fam.) party pooper, guastafeste; musone; muso lungo □ (polit.) party rally, riunione di partito; comizio □ the party grass roots, la base del partito □ party spirit, fedeltà a un partito; spirito di parte; partigianeria; ( anche) umore festaiolo, atmosfera festaiola: to get into the party spirit, cominciare a divertirsi □ (ferr.) party ticket, biglietto collettivo □ (leg.) to be a party to a crime, essere complice in un delitto □ (edil., leg.) party wall, muro divisorio fra due proprietà; muro in comune □ Will you join our party?, vuoi essere dei nostri? □ (iron.) The party is over, la festa (o la pacchia, la cuccagna) è finita.NOTA D'USO: - the party is o the party are?- party (2) /ˈpɑ:tɪ/a.(arald.) partito.(to) party /ˈpɑ:tɪ/v. i. (fam. spec. USA)1 divertirsi; fare festa2 bere; drogarsi; fare sesso. -
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1. noun(decision) Entscheidung, die2. adjective1) (predominating) herrschend [Meinung]; vorherrschend [Charakterzug]* * ** * *rul·ing[ˈru:lɪŋ]I. adj attr, inv1. (governing) herrschendthe \ruling hierarchy die vorherrschende Hierarchiethe \ruling party die Regierungspartei2. (primary) hauptsächlich\ruling ambition/passion größter Wunsch/größte Leidenschaftthe final \ruling die letzt[endlich]e Entscheidung* * *['ruːlɪŋ]1. adj1) (= in power) body, elite herrschend2) (= determining) factor ausschlaggebend; passion vorherrschend; (= prevalent) (vor)herrschend; (FIN, ST EX) prices notiertruling principle — leitendes Prinzip, Leitprinzip nt
2. n (ADMIN, JUR)Entscheidung f* * *A s2. Linie f, Linien pl3. Herrschaft fB adj1. herrschend:ruling coalition Regierungskoalition f;ruling party regierende Partei2. fig (vor)herrschend3. fig maßgebend, grundlegend (Fall etc)4. WIRTSCH bestehend, laufend:ruling price Tagespreis m* * *1. noun(decision) Entscheidung, die2. adjective1) (predominating) herrschend [Meinung]; vorherrschend [Charakterzug]2) (governing, reigning) herrschend [Klasse]; regierend [Partei]; amtierend [Regierung]* * *adj.beherrschend adj.herrschend adj.regelnd adj.
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