coalitional

/kˌoʊəlˈɪʃənəl/ adj

Of or pertaining to a coalition.

Word Origin Coalitional comes from coalition, from Latin coalescere 'to grow together' (com- 'together' + alescere 'to grow up,' from alere 'to nourish'). So a coalition is a growing together of groups. The root alere also gives us aliment (nourishment), adolescent (growing up), and adult (grown). The -ion and -al suffixes make it an adjective. Coalitional means relating to a union formed by growing together.

adj Of or pertaining to a coalition.

The success of the policy depended on complex coalitional negotiations between multiple parties.

(形容词) 联盟的;联合的;同盟的

该政策的成功取决于多方之间复杂的联盟谈判。

(adjetivo) De una coalición o relacionado con ella.

El éxito de la política dependió de complejas negociaciones de coalición entre múltiples partidos.

(adjectif) de coalition; coalisé; allié [Qui concerne une coalition ou s'y rapporte.]

Le succès de la politique dépendait de négociations complexes au sein de la coalition.

(Adjektiv) koalitionär; Koalitions- [eine Koalition betreffend oder zu ihr gehörend; auf einer Zusammenarbeit mehrerer Parteien oder Gruppen beruhend.]

Der Erfolg der Politik hing von komplexen **coalitional** Verhandlungen zwischen mehreren Parteien ab.

(形容詞) 連合(coalition)に関する、または連合の。

その政策の成功は、複数政党間の複雑な連立交渉にかかっていた。

(adjetivo) coalizional; de coalizão; relativo a coalizão [De ou pertencente a uma coalizão.]

O sucesso da política dependia de negociações complexas de coalizão entre múltiplos partidos.

Word parts: co + al + ition + al

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