legitimacy
legitimacy 英 [lɪ'dʒɪtɪməsɪ] 美 [lɪ'dʒɪtəməsi]
n. 合法；合理；正统
名词复数:legitimacies
- The noun legitimacy means authenticity. If you found an old copy of the Gettysburg Address in your grandmother's attic, you'd have to question its legitimacy when you realized it was written on the back of a car advertisement.
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- n. 合法；合理；正统
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1. Therefore, the integrity, legitimacy, survival and effectiveness of this Organization depend on you all.
因此，联合国的完整性、合法性、生存和效力取决于整个大会。
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2. They said this is what happens when a regime has no legitimacy in the eyes of the people.
他们说当一些人认为现有的体制不存在合法性的情况下，抢劫就这样发生了。
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3. He continues to cite the article as evidence of his legitimacy.
他不断引用该文章作为自己研究合法性的证据。
- legitimacy (n.) "state of being legitimate" in any sense, 1690s of children, 1812 of kings and governments, general use by 1836; see legitimate (adj.) + -cy. Legitimateness (1610s) is an earlier word for it. Middle English had legitimation (mid-15c.).
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