caucusing

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词义：

v.

（政党决定政策或推举竞选人的）核心成员( caucus的现在分词 )；决策干部；决策委员会；秘密会议

英英释义

caucus[ 'kɔ:kəs ]

n.a closed political meeting

v.meet to select a candidate or promote a policy

用法：

权威例句

AJN REPORTS: Caucusing for a Cause

The Role of Caucusing in Community Mediation

An Analysis of Caucusing Group Activity at the United Nations

Crazy for Caucusing: Media Use and Voter Opinions in the 2016 Iowa Caucus

Subgroup and Superordinate Caucusing in Intergroup Negotiations

ANTECEDENTS AND CHARACTERISTICS OF CAUCUSING IN COMMUNITY MEDIATION

Priorities and pathways for civic caucusing: The Michigan Student Caucus

Teaching Note—Third Space Caucusing: Borderland Praxis in the Social Work Classroom

This Way In: Caucusing for Cures: A legislator's personal history fuels his commitment to raising funds for medical innovation.

Teaching About Privilege: A model Combining Intergroup Dialogue and Single Identity Caucusing

造句：

1. The notion that art should be controlled by intellectuals sickened him.

他讨厌艺术应由知识分子所掌控的观点。

来自柯林斯例句

2. The very notion of price competition is foreign to many schools.

价格竞争这个概念对于许多学校都很陌生。

来自柯林斯例句

3. Their relationship turned the standard notion of marriage on its head.

他们的关系完全颠覆了传统的婚姻观念。

来自柯林斯例句

4. This is not a romantic notion but verifiable fact.

这不是一个不切实际的念头，而是一个可以证明的事实。

来自柯林斯例句

5. They have always looked askance at the western notion of democracy.

他们一直都怀疑西方的民主观。

来自柯林斯例句

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