direct democracy in Japanese
direct democracy in Japanese is 直接民主主義 — direct democracy means a system of government in which citizens vote on laws and policies themselves, rather than electing representatives to decide on their behalf.
direct democracy in Japanese
直接民主主義
Pronounced: chokusetsuminshushugi
What does "direct democracy" mean?
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noun A system of government in which citizens vote on laws and policies themselves, rather than electing representatives to decide on their behalf.
"Switzerland comes closest to direct democracy, putting dozens of questions to national votes each year."
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direct democracy in a sentence
- Switzerland comes closest to direct democracy, putting dozens of questions to national votes each year.
- Ancient Athens practised a form of direct democracy in which free male citizens debated and voted in assembly.
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What is "direct democracy" in Japanese?
"direct democracy" in Japanese is 直接民主主義. direct democracy means: A system of government in which citizens vote on laws and policies themselves, rather than electing representatives to decide on their behalf.
How do you pronounce 直接民主主義?
"direct democracy" in Japanese is 直接民主主義, pronounced "chokusetsuminshushugi".
How do you use "direct democracy" in a sentence?
Example: "Switzerland comes closest to direct democracy, putting dozens of questions to national votes each year." In Japanese, "direct democracy" is 直接民主主義.
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