nation state

英 [ˌneɪʃn ˈsteɪt]

美 [ˌneɪʃn ˈsteɪt]

n.  民族国家; 单一民族的独立国家

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牛津词典

noun

• 民族国家；单一民族的独立国家
  a group of people with the same culture, language, etc. who have formed an independent country

双语例句

• Non-governmental organisations would supersede the supposedly worn out institutions of the nation state and create new, more vibrant forms of political activity.
  非政府组织将取代应该已破败不堪的民族国家机构，并创立新的、更具活力的政治活动体制。
• Its members have more allegiances to each other than to any nation state.
  这个阶层的成员对彼此的忠诚比对任何民族国家都更高。
• That every newly created nation state will adapt.
  每个新独立的民族国家都将适应这个环境。
• The Formation and Development of the Governmental Official System in the Early History of Japan; From the Empire to the Nation State: An Analysis of the formation of Chinese Nation
  试论日本早期国家官制的形成与发展从帝国体系到民族国家：中华民族的形成与发展
• Nation state needs to transit from nation state to citizen state which is a higher lever.
  民族国家并非解决族群与国家矛盾的最佳形式，民族国家需要向更高层次的公民国家过渡。
• We can have a bored 16-year-old do damage to our networks, Gen Chilton told reporters. It is not just the nation state that you worry about.
  说不定会有某个无所事事的16岁青少年损害我们的网络，齐尔顿将军告诉记者。我们担心的不只是国家。
• Multiple, complicated social structure has brought enormous challenges forthe construction of a modern nation state in India.
  复杂多元的社会结构，为印度现代民族国家的构建带来了极大挑战。
• Individuals find it difficult to cope with the vast quantities of cash consumed by a modern nation state, and everyday rules of thumb can sometimes lead to utterly wrong conclusions.
  人们发现很难清楚认识到现代国家消费的资金数额，而日常的经验法则有时会得出完全错误的结论。
• The tribe rose to power and became a nation state.
  那部族崛起，成为城邦。
• The nation state is after all only a social construct, in its current conception generally dated to the mid-17th century.
  民族国家毕竟只是一种社会观念，按照其目前定义，大体上可追溯至17世纪中期。