-ocrat
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++-ocrat /əkræt/ (also -crat) suffix [in nouns] 1 PGPPsomeone who believes in a particular principle of government 某种政体的信奉者 a democrat (=someone who believes in government by the people) 民主主义者2 PGOa member of a powerful or governing social class or group 有权势的社会阶层[统治阶级]的一分子 a technocrat (=a scientist who controls an organization or country) 技术官僚 —-ocratic /əkrætɪk/ suffix —-ocratically /əkrætɪkli/ suffix
-ocrat suffixChinese
-ocrat
-ocrat /əkræt/
(also -crat) suffix [in nouns]
1. someone who believes in a particular principle of government:
a democrat (=someone who believes in government by the people)
2. a member of a powerful or governing social class or group:
a technocrat (=a scientist who controls an organization or country)
—-ocratic /əkrætɪk/ suffix
—-ocratically /əkrætɪkli/ suffix
-ocrat /əkræt/
(also -crat) suffix [in nouns]1. someone who believes in a particular principle of government:
2. a member of a powerful or governing social class or group:
—-ocratic /əkrætɪk/ suffix
—-ocratically /əkrætɪkli/ suffix