單詞用法
柯林斯英漢雙解大詞典
tribalism /ˈtraɪbəˌlɪzəm/
1. N-UNCOUNT Tribalism is the state of existing as a tribe. 部落制
例:Apartheid used tribalism as the basis of its "divide-and-rule" homeland policies.
南非種族隔離制將部落製作為它對國土“分而治之”的政策基礎。
例:His argument was that multi-party systems encourage tribalism.
他的論點是多黨制會鼓勵部落主義。
雙語例句
The new tribalism is also increasingly evident in Europe.
新部落主義在歐洲也越來越明顯。
His argument was that multi-party systems encourage tribalism.
他的論點是多黨制會鼓勵部落主義。
Apartheid used tribalism as the basis of its "divide-and-rule" homeland policies.
南非種族隔離制將部落製作為它對國土“分而治之”的政策基礎。
In the United States, the political left and right have become distinct tribes, exemplified by the Democrats and Republicans, with social media echo chambers deepening the divide.
在美國,政治左派和右派已成為截然不同的部落,以
民主黨和
共和黨為例,社交媒體信息繭房加深了這種分裂。
Abraham Lincoln's inclusive populism, such as establishing Thanksgiving, demonstrates how tribal instincts can be positively guided to unite society.