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Meanings of socialist in английском
Advocating or following the socialist principles.
Usage of socialist in английском
1
His adversaries say these problems are the result of dysfunctional socialist policies.
2
In second place in the Democratic polls is democratic socialist Bernie Sanders.
3
The experience pushed me away from social democracy to a socialist analysis.
4
Danny constantly espouses his socialist ideology & his concerns with social issues.
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But the oil-rich country plummeted into crisis under socialist president Nicolas Maduro.
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He left the socialist party in 2008 to found the Left Party.
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For this reason alone, ScoMo is the socialist we need right now.
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Corbyn is steeped in socialist distrust of institutions that uphold free markets.
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The Israeli left is more socialist than communist but it's all utopia.
10
The European Parliament presidency then went to German socialist MEP Martin Schulz.
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State capitalism is not the rebirth of socialist central planning, he writes.
12
He didn't really belong at university, but he was a good socialist.
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Murillo last month filed a criminal complaint against the former socialist leader.
14
I don't see you as a rabid socialist by nature, Daniel said.
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While no socialist, he calls on the British government to follow suit.
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The mere mention of her socialist deadbeat friends sent Gould's temper flaring.
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Translations for socialist
португальский
каталонский
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Socialist through the time
Socialist across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common