legitimation
legitimation [lɪ,dʒɪtə'meʃən]
n. 合法化；承认为嫡出
名词复数:legitimations
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- n. 合法化；承认为嫡出
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1. The Qin’s extremism was also its undoing and it was soon replaced by the more enduring Han dynasty, which sought compromise with aristocratic elites and legitimation through a revived Confucianism.
秦朝的极端主义做法导致了它的灭亡，取代它的是更为稳固的汉王朝。 汉朝政权和贵族精英之间实现了合作，并通过复兴儒家思想建立了统治的合法性。
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2. This was the birth or, if we prefer to call it so, the legitimation of Gallicanism.
这是出生或，如果我们喜欢将它命名为如此，合法化。
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3. We find strong support for the claim that the legitimation process has a relational foundation that involves ties between organizational entities and the external others with whom they interact.
我们发现结果非常支持我们的命题：合法化过程有一个相关的基础，其中包括该组织实体与外部其他互动者之间的连结。
- legitimation (n.) mid-15c., from Middle French légitimation, from Medieval Latin legitimationem (nominative legitimatio), noun of action from past participle stem of legitimare "make lawful, declare to be lawful" (see legitimate (adj.)).
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