Definition of bipartisanship in English:

bipartisanship

nounˌbʌɪpɑːtɪˈzanʃɪpbīˈpärdəz(ə)nˌSHip

mass noun

Agreement or cooperation between two political parties that usually oppose each other's policies.
a renewed spirit of political bipartisanship
Example sentencesExamples
- I think the people of this country would really love to see some genuine bipartisanship.
- I think what we really need is a bipartisanship approach to healthcare.
- The governor keeps saying he wants a new era of bipartisanship, he wants to take the high road.
- They were able to avert the bipartisanship crisis and come together to restore the faith of everyone working in the local media industry.
- In that country, apparently, no such bipartisanship is apparently possible.
- On the budget, there's really been no bipartisanship at all.
- We have continued to see a general spirit of bipartisanship, though not on every single issue.
- We saw a lot of fraying of bipartisanship this week.
- The general praised both men for their strong bipartisanship on defense issues.
- The transportation secretary is a former congressman known for bipartisanship and candor.

Definition of bipartisanship in US English:

bipartisanship

nounbīˈpärdəz(ə)nˌSHip

Agreement or cooperation between two political parties that usually oppose each other's policies.
a renewed spirit of political bipartisanship
Example sentencesExamples
- We have continued to see a general spirit of bipartisanship, though not on every single issue.
- We saw a lot of fraying of bipartisanship this week.
- They were able to avert the bipartisanship crisis and come together to restore the faith of everyone working in the local media industry.
- In that country, apparently, no such bipartisanship is apparently possible.
- The transportation secretary is a former congressman known for bipartisanship and candor.
- The general praised both men for their strong bipartisanship on defense issues.
- The governor keeps saying he wants a new era of bipartisanship, he wants to take the high road.
- I think what we really need is a bipartisanship approach to healthcare.
- On the budget, there's really been no bipartisanship at all.
- I think the people of this country would really love to see some genuine bipartisanship.

词汇	bipartisanship
释义	Definition of bipartisanship in English: bipartisanship nounˌbʌɪpɑːtɪˈzanʃɪpbīˈpärdəz(ə)nˌSHip mass noun Agreement or cooperation between two political parties that usually oppose each other's policies. a renewed spirit of political bipartisanship Example sentencesExamples I think the people of this country would really love to see some genuine bipartisanship. I think what we really need is a bipartisanship approach to healthcare. The governor keeps saying he wants a new era of bipartisanship, he wants to take the high road. They were able to avert the bipartisanship crisis and come together to restore the faith of everyone working in the local media industry. In that country, apparently, no such bipartisanship is apparently possible. On the budget, there's really been no bipartisanship at all. We have continued to see a general spirit of bipartisanship, though not on every single issue. We saw a lot of fraying of bipartisanship this week. The general praised both men for their strong bipartisanship on defense issues. The transportation secretary is a former congressman known for bipartisanship and candor. Definition of bipartisanship in US English: bipartisanship nounbīˈpärdəz(ə)nˌSHip Agreement or cooperation between two political parties that usually oppose each other's policies. a renewed spirit of political bipartisanship Example sentencesExamples We have continued to see a general spirit of bipartisanship, though not on every single issue. We saw a lot of fraying of bipartisanship this week. They were able to avert the bipartisanship crisis and come together to restore the faith of everyone working in the local media industry. In that country, apparently, no such bipartisanship is apparently possible. The transportation secretary is a former congressman known for bipartisanship and candor. The general praised both men for their strong bipartisanship on defense issues. The governor keeps saying he wants a new era of bipartisanship, he wants to take the high road. I think what we really need is a bipartisanship approach to healthcare. On the budget, there's really been no bipartisanship at all. I think the people of this country would really love to see some genuine bipartisanship.
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