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caucuscau·cus /ˈkɔkəs / noun (plural cau·cus·es) (politics政治) - [countable](in politics) a group of people with similar interests who meet to make decisions or work to make something happen（政治圈中志趣相投的）派别，小集团，小组◆the Congressional Black Caucus美国国会提倡黑人民权的核心小组
- [countable](in the U.S.) an event in which people decide who will be a political party's candidate in a later election（美国）竞选指导会议，政党会议◆20 states will hold precinct caucuses on Tuesday to choose delegates to the parties' national conventions.20 个州将于周二举行分区竞选指导会议，选定参加各党派全国代表大会的代表。 ➡ look at primary2
- [countable](in Canada) the members of an elected group that makes the laws (a legislative assembly) of a political party（加拿大某政党的）立法大会成员
- [countable, uncountable] a meeting of a caucus 核心小组会议◆Before the meeting, representatives met in caucus.开会之前，代表们先参加了核心小组会议。
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