political

political
adj
1. політичний, пов'язаний з політикою
2. політичний, державний
3. амер. пов'язаний з політикою певної партії
- political allegiance політична приналежність
- political ambassador посол не з числа професійних дипломатів; посол, призначений в нагороду за підтримку партії на виборах
- political appointment призначений з політичних міркувань
- political arena політична арена
- political brawl політичний скандал
- political dialogue політичний діалог
- political domination політичне панування
- political entity політична реальність
- political foresight політична далекоглядність
- political liberties політичні свободи
- political party політична партія
- political ploy політичний хід
- political prisoner політичний в'язень
- political reality політична реальність
- political rights політичні права
- P. Committee Політичний комітет (Генеральної Асамблеї ООН)
- political department виконавча та законодавча влада (США)
- political executive глава уряду (не держави, США)

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