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复数形式
republics
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共和国, 共和国
a governing system in which the supreme power is held by people and their chosen representatives
- The nation declared itself a republic after overthrowing the monarchy.
在推翻君主制后，这个国家宣布自己为共和国。
- In a republic, citizens have the right to vote for their leaders.
在共和国中，公民有权投票选举他们的领导人。
- The republic's constitution outlines the framework for democratic governance.
共和国的宪法概述了民主治理的框架。
- Many countries in the world operate as republics, where representatives are chosen by the people.
世界上许多国家作为共和国运作，代表由人民选出。
- The republic celebrated its independence day with a grand parade.
共和国以盛大的游行庆祝了它的独立日。
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共和国, 共和制国家
a state or country where power is held by the people or their elected representatives, typically with an elected head of state rather than a monarch
- France became a republic after the French Revolution.
法国在法国大革命后成为一个共和国。
- A republic allows citizens to vote for their leaders.
共和国允许公民投票选举他们的领导人。
- The United States is one of the world’s most prominent republics.
美国是世界上最为突出的共和国之一。
- In a republic, the president is usually the head of state.
在共和国中，总统通常是国家元首。
- The small country declared itself a republic after gaining independence.
这个小国在获得独立后宣布自己为共和国。