bipartisan in German
bipartisan in German is parteiübergreifend, überparteilich — bipartisan means supported by or made up of members of two political parties, especially ones that normally oppose each other.
bipartisan in German
parteiübergreifend
(politics) Relating to, or supported by two groups, especially by two political parties.
überparteilich
(politics) Relating to, or supported by two groups, especially by two political parties.
What does "bipartisan" mean?
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adjective Supported by or made up of members of two political parties, especially ones that normally oppose each other.
"The bill passed with rare bipartisan support."
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adjective Marked by cooperation and compromise between opposing sides.
"She built a reputation for a bipartisan style that irritated her own party."
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bipartisan in a sentence
- The bill passed with rare bipartisan support.
- A bipartisan committee will examine the failings.
- She built a reputation for a bipartisan style that irritated her own party.
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What is "bipartisan" in German?
"bipartisan" in German is parteiübergreifend, überparteilich. bipartisan means: Supported by or made up of members of two political parties, especially ones that normally oppose each other.
How do you use "bipartisan" in a sentence?
Example: "The bill passed with rare bipartisan support." In German, "bipartisan" is parteiübergreifend, überparteilich.
Are there other ways to say "bipartisan" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "bipartisan": parteiübergreifend, überparteilich.
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