گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'coalition'

1 عمومی:: اتحاد موقتی

2 عمومی:: اتحاد موقتی‌

3 عمومی:: ائتلاف‌

4 عمومی:: ائتلاف

5 عمومی:: پیوستگی‌

1 general::   noun ADJ. strong | loose | broad, broad-based, rainbow, umbrella an umbrella coalition of human rights organizations | grand a grand coalition of various environmental groups | centre-left, centre-right, conservative, left-wing, liberal, radical, right-wing | two-party, three-party, etc. | cross-party | governing, government, ruling | opposition | wartime | political VERB + COALITION create, form The centre-right opposition parties have formed a coalition. | join | lead a coalition led by the Socialist Party COALITION + VERB break up, collapse, fall (apart) COALITION + NOUN government | forces, member, partner, party PREP. in (a/the) ~ The two parties governed in coalition for four years. the biggest party in the government coalition | ~ between a coalition between the Socialists and Communists | ~ of a broad coalition of democratic and republican groups | ~ with They formed a coalition with the Greens.

2 general:: coalition verbs form a coalition • The Social Democrats rejected their offer to form a coalition. join a coalition • The Greens of Slovenia agreed to join the coalition led by the Liberal Democratic party. lead/head a coalition • The coalition was led by the Christian Democrats and the Socialists. a coalition collapses/breaks up • Austria's ruling government coalition collapsed. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + coalition the ruling/governing coalition • The March elections may weaken the ruling coalition. the opposition coalition (= forming an opposition party to the government ) • The opposition coalition's strength increased from 37 to 53 seats. a political coalition • a political coalition of centre parties a two-party/three-party etc coalition • The composition of the three-party coalition remains unchanged. a left-wing/right-wing etc coalition • The left-wing coalition was led by the former guerrilla movement. coalition + NOUN a coalition government • There is little enthusiasm among voters for a coalition government. a coalition partner • There were fundamental differences between the two main coalition partners. a coalition member • Some coalition members are unhappy with the proposal. a coalition party • The treaty required the backing of both governing coalition parties.