autocracy

UK:  [ɔː'tɒkrəsi]

US:  [ɔ'tɑkrəsi]

复数：autocracies  

n.

1.独裁政治,专制政治

2.独裁权

3.独裁政府,专制国家

1 . The question is no longer whether economic growth stems from autocracy or democracy, but rather about the character of that growth.
问题再也不是经济增长是来自于专制还是民主，而是关于增长的性质。

2 . The novel evokes the dark side of the one-party autocracy, yet its heroes seem to be overwhelmed by He's eloquent policy speech.
《盛世——中国2013》引出了一党专政的黑暗面，而小说中的英雄们似乎被何高尚的政策演讲淹没。

3 . If it uses that, it could help speed the transition from autocracy through chaos to a new order and improve its standing in the region.
如果美国利用它的影响，那么它将加速埃及从独裁经混乱到新秩序的转变，并能进一步改善它在这个地区的地位。

4 . Beyond the lust for oil and lazy equation of autocracy with stability, western leaders have had a blind spot about Arab countries.
除了贪恋石油，以及独裁政权与稳定之间摇摇欲坠的平衡，西方领导人对于阿拉伯国家所知甚少。

5 . Kremlin ideologues like to describe Russia as a "sovereign democracy" , whatever that means. Elsewhere it would be called an autocracy.
克林姆林宫的政治家不管怎样，喜欢把俄罗斯比作一个“至高无上的民主政治”，其他地方则称之为独裁政府。