confederacy

UK:  [kən'fed(ə)rəsi]

US:  [kən'fed(ə)rəsi]

复数：confederacies  

n.

1.同盟,联盟,联邦

2.〔史〕部落联盟

3.共谋;秘密结社;帮派

4.同谋

1 . With the old Confederacy now the heart of the Republican base, boasting about the party's Civil War-era legacy is no longer advisable.
鉴于过去的邦联现在已经成为共和党的基础核心，吹嘘共和党内战时期的遗产不再成为可取的方针。

2 . And, to say the truth, there is no conduct less politic than to enter into any confederacy with your friend's servants against into master.
老实说，再没有比跟你朋友的仆人勾结起来反对他们的主人更为冒失的事了。

3 . Atlanta was one of the last remaining industrial cities of the South. Its loss seriously hurt the Confederacy.
亚特兰大是南方残留的为数不多的工业城市之一，亚特兰大的丢失，极大地打击了南方。

4 . This famous picture of Lincoln features his head grafted to the body of Jefferson Davis, president of the Confederacy.
这张著名的林肯照片中，他的头被移花接木到了美利坚联盟总统杰弗逊·戴维斯身上。

5 . They were wholly developed in a time of galactic conflict from the pooled resources of all the Confederacy members.
它们完全是在这场银河战争期间用所有邦联成员的综合资源研发的。