meritocracy

英音[ ˌmerɪˈtɒkrəsi ] 美音[ ˌmerɪˈtɑːkrəsi ]
英才教育
常用释义
n. 精英领导体制，精英管理的社会；精英领导阶级

扩展信息

任人唯贤
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精英政治
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能人统治
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英才教育
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知识界精华
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精英统治
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功绩主义
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精英主义
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例句

He has even told Congress that it should not repeal the estate tax because "dynastic wealth, the enemy of a meritocracy, is on the rise. "

The elite like to think of themselves as belonging to a meritocracy, but that's true only up to a point.

People have a certain kind of "merit" in mind when they speak glowingly of a meritocracy, and that kind of merit tends to run in the family.

The "urban nitty-gritty, " as it were, seems like a virus that has undone black artistic standards and a black meritocracy.

To call the company a meritocracy would be an understatement.

The author maintains that imperial China's examination system was part of what made it a model meritocracy of its time.

Our heritage must be congealed into a distinct Singapore identity with such core values as meritocracy, tolerance and consensus-developing.

May meritocracy be part of a new form of government, which needs to be established.

Western civil services often have pretty good people at the top, but in Singapore meritocracy reigns all the way down the system.

According to 9 out of 10 respondents, many of the best officers would stay if the military was more of a meritocracy.

It would be a grave mistake to abandon old-fashioned meritocracy just at the time when it is turning to women's advantage.

Apache has worked more as a meritocracy, with an oligarchy admitting people to a core team on the basis of contributions.

We operate as a meritocracy . For developers street credentials must be earned. In business common sense must be proved.

There is no meritocracy: it's all about who you know.

Making matters worse, such inequality does not appear to reflect a meritocracy in which the talented thrive whatever their origins.

By 2034, this resentment leads to the creation of a violent populist revolution, which sweeps the meritocracy away.

Nor is there any doubt that in many cases low female representation also reflects a broader lack of meritocracy in corporate culture.

It is tempting, then, to point to all these changes and proclaim that elite higher education is at long last a meritocracy.

Mike Cavallo, who viewed the allocation process as a meritocracy , did end up having some questions, too.

Amherst has shown that building a better meritocracy is possible, by doing, as Mr. Marx says, "everything we can think of. "

同义词

n.
英才教育（制度）；精英管理的社会
elite education

更新时间：2025-04-30 05:12