首相公選制 | Japanese meaning

首相公選制【しゅしょうこうせんせい】

Alsoしゅしょうこうせんせい

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

system allowing for election of the prime minister by popular vote

This term refers to a political system in which the prime minister is elected directly by the citizens, emphasizing democratic participation and accountability.

Japan's system allowing for the election of the prime minister by popular vote enables citizens to choose the prime minister directly.

首相公選制【しゅしょうこうせんせい】

Alsoしゅしょうこうせんせい

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

system allowing for election of the prime minister by popular vote

This term refers to a political system in which the prime minister is elected directly by the citizens, emphasizing democratic participation and accountability.

Japan's system allowing for the election of the prime minister by popular vote enables citizens to choose the prime minister directly.

首

N32

意neck; counter for songs and poems

訓くび

音シュ

名おびと、こべ、す

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相

N33

意inter-; mutual; together; each other; minister of state; councillor; aspect; phase; physiognomy

訓あい-

音ソウ、ショウ

名あ、い、おう、さ、さが、すけ

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公

N42

意public; prince; official; governmental

訓おおやけ

音コウ、ク

名あきら、き、きみ、きん、たか、ただし、とも、ひろ、まさ

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選

N34

意elect; select; choose; prefer

訓えら.ぶ、え.る、よ.る

音セン

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制

N35

意system; law; rule

音セイ

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首相公選制【しゅしょうこうせんせい】

Alsoしゅしょうこうせんせい

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

system allowing for election of the prime minister by popular vote

This term refers to a political system in which the prime minister is elected directly by the citizens, emphasizing democratic participation and accountability.

Japan's system allowing for the election of the prime minister by popular vote enables citizens to choose the prime minister directly.

首相公選制【しゅしょうこうせんせい】

Alsoしゅしょうこうせんせい

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

system allowing for election of the prime minister by popular vote

This term refers to a political system in which the prime minister is elected directly by the citizens, emphasizing democratic participation and accountability.