democratise

democratise

美 [dɪ'mɒkrətaɪz]  英 [dɪ'mɒkrətaɪz]

  • v.使民主化
  • 网络大众化

英汉双解

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使民主化to make a country or an institution more democratic

英汉解释

v.
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民主化

例句

Like the Human Genome Project, the Allen Brain Atlases and Spinal-Cord Atlas have helped democratise the scientific landscape.

人类基因组计划一样艾伦图谱脊髓图谱工程有助于科学领域民主化

Such skills, however, do not mean that the newcomers will modernise the party or democratise Chinese politics.

但是技能并不意味这些新人将会中国共产党进行现代化改造推动中国政治民主化

It may be an imperfect way to democratise the judicial process, but it looks like a step in the right direction.

日本此次陪审制度可能一种美中不足方法加快司法民主化进程看起来至少正确

Many fear that AK's real mission is not to democratise Turkey but to convert it to Islamic rule.

很多担心AK真正使命不是使土耳其民主化而是土耳其变为伊斯兰教统治

What if Arab countries do not democratise?

如果阿拉伯国家民主化怎么办

"The potential to democratise knowledge, " he says, "is huge. "

说道,“民主化知识潜能巨大”。

This in turn reduced prices and enabled the PC to democratise computing.

反过来降低价格使个人电脑处理民主化

The IBM PC helped to democratise computing. Now to finish the job IBM

试图使个人电脑进入千家万户现在完成这个任务时候