caucus

noun

UK/ˈkɔː.kəs/
US/ˈkɑː.kəs/

Definitions of caucus noun

  1. Countable(可数名词)

    A meeting of a small group within a political party or organization, typically those who wield significant influence or share common interests.

    党团会议;党团会

    • The newly elected Senator has announced her intention to participate in both the Women's Caucus and the Progressive Caucus.

      新当选的参议员宣布她打算参加妇女核心小组和进步核心小组。

    • During a private caucus held last Wednesday, over 200 Republican lawmakers debated the proposal for four hours.

      在上周三举行的一场私人会议中,超过200名共和党立法者就该提案进行了四个小时的辩论。

    • The committee will discuss the issue during the caucus.

      委员会将在会议期间讨论这个问题。

  2. Countable(可数名词)

    In the United States, a meeting convened to determine which candidate a political group will support in an election.

    党团会议(美国专用)

    • The initial selection of candidates is determined not by the general electorate, but by party caucuses or committees.

      候选人的初步选择不是由一般选民决定,而是由政党核心会议或委员会决定。

    • Candidates vied for party support in the Iowa caucuses.

      候选人在爱荷华州的核心会议中争取党派支持。

    • The results of the caucus caused candidates to reassess their campaign strategies.

      核心会议的结果使候选人重新评估他们的竞选策略。