federation

音标：[ˌfɛdəˈreɪʃən]

翻译：联邦；联盟；联合体

词性：名词

定义：

联邦：指由多个独立的国家或地区组成的政治实体，这些国家或地区在某些领域享有自主权，但在其他领域则有一个统一的中央政府。

联盟：指由多个独立的组织、团体或国家联合组成的实体，通常是为了共同的利益或目标。

读音：/ˌfɛdəˈreɪʃən/

用法：

The United States is a federation of states.

The federation of sports organizations was formed to promote international competitions.

The European Union is not a federation, but a political and economic union.

In a federation, each member state retains some degree of autonomy.

The federation of workers' unions is advocating for better labor rights.

例句：

The Federation of American Scientists works to promote the responsible use of science and technology.

The Russian Federation consists of numerous federal subjects.

The World Federation of Exchanges operates global financial markets.

A federation of independent nations can provide strength through unity.

Many sports federations regulate and organize national competitions.

The formation of the federation allowed the regions to unite for greater political influence.

A strong federation can help ensure the security and prosperity of all its members.

The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies provides humanitarian aid worldwide.

After the war, the countries decided to form a federation to promote peace and cooperation.

The federation's primary goal is to promote cooperation among diverse member states.

短语搭配：

Federal Federation：联邦联盟

Sports Federation：体育联合会

National Federation：国家联合会

International Federation：国际联合会

Federation of States：各州的联邦