political landscape
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4.2
- noun
- /pəˈlɪtɪkəl ˈlændskeɪp/
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escenario político
- The recent election has significantly altered the political landscape of the country.
- changed political landscape
- transform the political landscape
- alter the political landscape
But what is your kind of stance on not just crypto and NFTS as a concept, but how they really intersect with our political landscape?
- But what is your kind of stance on not just crypto and NFTS as a concept, but how they really intersect with our political landscape?
- So, and I think it's, I think it's an interesting problem we talked earlier about, like where we are in our, our social and political landscape.
- But like right now, there are times I see the political landscape where I have more in common with the populist leftists than I do the centrists in my own party.
- So I I've looked at the political landscape ahead.
- And these two things were battling in our political landscape.
- It is completely change the global political landscape.
- I'm not saying that hopeful skepticism will will solve our our divided political landscape will will solve our problems.
- So yeah, I would say that the percentage of ferocity within the political landscape has definitely increased over the last couple of years.
Examples
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The political landscape is complicated.
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Although Turkey is a national and secular state, religion lies at the core of its political landscape and identity.
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And you know, we also have quite an interesting political landscape to deal with.
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The essential features of his campaign platform remain an important part of the Iranian political landscape today.
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At the local level, social and political landscapes are also affected by the implementation of conservation efforts.
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Such challenges have been part of the political landscape for the past half-century.
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With the changes in leadership came shifts in Egypt's political landscape.
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In just one generation, the Cubans have transformed the cultural, economic, and political landscape of South Florida.
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With the succession of de Klerk to power, the political landscape in South Africa changed dramatically.
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Even in today's more complex political landscape, multilateral rules and organizations remain important.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
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3.9
A general mood and opinions about politics in a place
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3.7
The world of politics where people debate and compete for power
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4.9
Part of public life where people discuss and make decisions about government
A place where political debates and events happen often and feel lively
How Stable
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning is compositionally predictable: 'political' restricts 'landscape' (used figuratively as an overall outlook or field), so 'political landscape' straightforwardly denotes the state or configuration of political affairs. This figurative use of 'landscape' is common cross-linguistically and follows a transparent modifier+noun pattern that a B1 learner who knows both words can reasonably infer.
Etymology
The phrase political landscape uses the picture of a wide view of land: political means the people and power, and the landscape is the hills, roads, and rivers that can change after big events. So, to talk about the political landscape is to talk about the 'overall state' of politics and how it can change.