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caucus

UK
/ˈkɔː.kəs/
US
/ˈkɔː.kəs/

Translations

caucusnoun
caucuses
pl
UK
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US
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caucusPolitique nord-américaine.
The party held a caucus to determine their stance on the new legislation.
Le parti a tenu un caucus pour déterminer sa position sur la nouvelle législation.
caucusPolitique américaine, notamment dans les États des États-Unis.
Turnout at the Iowa caucus exceeded expectations.
La participation au caucus de l’Iowa a dépassé les attentes.
groupe parlementaireAu sein d’une assemblée législative.
The environmental caucus met to strategize on the upcoming climate change bill.
Le groupe parlementaire environnemental s’est réuni pour élaborer une stratégie sur le prochain projet de loi sur le changement climatique.
Synonyms
assembly
coalition
group
committee
conclave
gathering
conference
meeting
caucusverb
caucused
Past Simple
caucused
Past Participle
caucusing
Gerund
UK
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US
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tenir un caucusSurtout en politique nord-américaine.
The party members will caucus tomorrow to decide on their candidate for the upcoming election.
Les membres du parti tiendront un caucus demain pour décider de leur candidat à l’élection à venir.
Synonyms
convene
meet
assemble
gather
congregate
caucusadjective
UK
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US
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Attributive use of the noun (e.g., "caucus rules"); treated as an adjective per guidelines.
de caucusEmploi surtout politique.
Caucus procedures vary from state to state.
Les procédures de caucus varient d’un État à l’autre.

Definitions

caucusnoun
A meeting of members of a political party or movement, typically to select candidates or decide policy.
The party held a caucus to determine their stance on the new legislation.
A group within a legislative or decision-making body that meets to discuss and pursue common interests or goals.
The environmental caucus met to strategize on the upcoming climate change bill.
In some U.S. states, a local gathering of registered members of a political party to select delegates to a convention or to express preferences among candidates.
Turnout at the Iowa caucus exceeded expectations.
caucusverb
To hold or form a caucus, especially to discuss and decide on a course of action.
The party members will caucus tomorrow to decide on their candidate for the upcoming election.
caucusadjective
Relating to or characteristic of a caucus.
Caucus procedures vary from state to state.
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