单词:caucuss
['kɔ:kəs]
n.
[美国英语] 【美国政治】 (政党在决策、酝酿候选人时召开的)领导层秘密会议
【英国英语】 (政党内的) 决策机构
vi.
举行或参加政党领导层秘密的预备会议
变形:
n.
caucuses
vi.
caucused或-cussed
. caucusing或-cussing
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