-ocracy
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++-ocracy /ɒkrəsi $ ɑːk-/ (also -cracy) suffix [in nouns] PGPPgovernment by a particular sort of people or according to a particular principle 〔由某一类人或根据某一原则管理的〕政府,政体;统治;政治 democracy (=government by the people) 民主政府;民主政体 meritocracy (=government by people with the most ability) 精英管理,贤能统治
-ocracy suffixChinese
-ocracy
-ocracy /ɒkrəsi $ ɑːk-/
(also -cracy) suffix [in nouns]
democracy (=government by the people)
meritocracy (=government by people with the most ability)
-ocracy /ɒkrəsi $ ɑːk-/
(also -cracy) suffix [in nouns] Language: Old French
Origin: -cracie, from Late Latin -cratia, from Greek, from kratos 'strength, power'
government by a particular sort of people or according to a particular principle:Origin: -cracie, from Late Latin -cratia, from Greek, from kratos 'strength, power'