capitalism

UK:  ['kæpɪtə.lɪz(ə)m]

US:  ['kæpɪt(ə)l.ɪzəm]

n.

1.资本主义(制度)

1 . Under state capitalism, governments do not so much reject the market as use it as an instrument of state power.
按照国家资本主义，政府不会那么抗拒将市场当成政府权力的工具。

2 . Btuitut over the long haul, capitalism tends to act as a moderating force on the bastard-crushing fantasies of the web's pioneers.
但是从长远看，资本主义倾向于减缓对于这个“混蛋粉碎者”先锋的压力。

3 . But then, American capitalism will not be the same, just like Chinese socialism is no longer true to the meaning of the word.
但那时，美国资本主义就不一样了，就像中国社会主义不再真的是社会主义一样。

4 . During the Renaissance with growing capitalism and freedom, the doctrine changed so there was no "vicarious liability. "
在文艺复兴时期，随着资本主义和自由的兴起，这个原则改变了，不再有什么“替代责任”。

5 . For decades this cosy form of capitalism ensured that competition was never too fierce and everyone prospered at least a bit.
几十年来，这种安逸的资本主义模式使得竞争从不太过激烈，每个人都能至少分一小杯羹。