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复数形式
coalitions
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联盟, 同盟
an alliance between two or more countries or between political parties when forming a government or during elections
- The coalition government was formed by two major political parties to ensure stability and consensus on key policy issues.
为了确保关键政策问题的稳定和共识，两大政党组成了联合政府。
- During the crisis, a coalition of nations came together to provide humanitarian aid to the affected region.
在危机期间，一个联盟的国家聚集在一起向受影响地区提供人道主义援助。
- The opposition parties formed a coalition to challenge the ruling party in the upcoming elections.
反对党组成联盟以在即将到来的选举中挑战执政党。
- The coalition of environmental organizations successfully lobbied for stricter regulations on industrial emissions.
环保组织的联盟成功游说制定了更严格的工业排放法规。
- The trade union formed a coalition with student organizations to advocate for better working conditions and affordable education.
工会与学生组织结成了联盟，以倡导更好的工作条件和负担得起的教育。
反义词：
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联盟, 同盟
the forming of a body by different things
- They will form a coalition to tackle global poverty and improve access to clean water.
他们将组成一个联盟来应对全球贫困问题并改善清洁水的获取。
- Multiple companies in the tech industry created a coalition to address cybersecurity threats.
科技行业的多个公司创建了一个联盟来应对网络安全威胁。
- Several local businesses formed a coalition to support the community during the pandemic.
几家本地企业组成了一个联盟，以在疫情期间支持社区。
- Various organizations formed a coalition to advocate for stronger environmental regulations.
各种组织组成了一个联盟，主张制定更严格的环境法规。
- A coalition of scientists and educators will collaborate to develop new educational resources for students.
科学家和教育工作者组成的联盟将合作开发新的学生教育资源。