n.联邦；联盟

原形：federacy复数：federacies

The United States is often described as a federacy because it combines both federal and unitary systems of government.
美国常被描述为一个联邦制国家，因为它结合了联邦制和单一制两种政府体系。
In a federacy, the central government has more power than in a typical federation.
在联邦制国家中，中央政府的权力通常比在典型的联邦制国家中要大。
The Canadian province of Quebec has been proposed as a potential federacy within Canada due to its unique cultural identity.
由于其独特的文化身份，加拿大魁北克省被提议作为加拿大内部的一个潜在的联邦制省份。
The Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir is an example of a federacy with significant autonomy for the local government.
印度的查谟和克什米尔邦就是一个例子，说明了一个拥有高度地方自治权的联邦制国家。
In a federacy, the relationship between the central government and regional governments is often more hierarchical than in a typical federation.
在联邦制国家中，中央政府与地方政府之间的关系往往比在典型的联邦制国家中更具有等级性。
The concept of a federacy was first proposed by political scientist Robert Dahl in the 1960s.
政治科学家罗伯特·达尔在20世纪60年代首次提出了联邦制的概念。
The Russian Federation is an example of a federacy with significant regional autonomy.
俄罗斯联邦是一个拥有显著地方自治权的联邦制国家的例子。
In a federacy, the central government may have the power to intervene in regional affairs if necessary.
在联邦制国家中，中央政府可能有权力干预地方事务，如果有必要的话。
The federacy model can be useful for countries with diverse regions that require different levels of autonomy.
联邦制模型对于拥有不同地区且需要不同自治水平的国家来说可能是有用的。
The European Union is sometimes referred to as a federacy because of its complex structure of governance that combines elements of both federalism and confederalism.
欧盟有时被称为联邦制国家，因为它的治理体系结构复杂，结合了联邦主义和邦联主义的元素。