How do you pronounce bureaucracy?

bureaucracy is pronounced as /bjʊˈrɒkrəsi/.

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bureaucracy

📑bureaucracy (burocracia)

noun

/bjʊˈrɒkrəsi/

burocracia (burokrasia)

bureau bureaucratic

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Meaning

A system of administration marked by official rules, procedures, and hierarchy.

A system of government in which most of the important decisions are made by state officials rather than by elected representatives.

Traducción del significado

Un sistema de administración marcado por reglas oficiales, procedimientos y jerarquía.

Un sistema de administracion marcado por reglas oficiales, procedimientos y jerarquia.

Oraciones de ejemplo

Starting a new business often involves dealing with a lot of bureaucracy.

Comenzar un nuevo negocio a menudo implica lidiar con mucha burocracia.

Excessive bureaucracy can slow down decision-making.

La burocracia excesiva puede ralentizar la toma de decisiones.

La burokracia eksesiva puede ralentisar la toma de desisiones.

Excessive bureaucracy can slow down decision-making.

La burocracia excesiva puede ralentizar la toma de decisiones.

Expresiones de ejemplo

red tape

trámites burocráticos

tramites burocraticos

Synonyms

administration, officialdom, authority, government, red tape

Entrada 1

administration, officialdom, authority, government

Entrada 2

administration, red tape, officialdom

Entrada 3

administration, red tape, officialdom

Antonyms

freedom, efficiency, flexibility, simplicity

Entrada 1

freedom, efficiency

Entrada 2

flexibility, efficiency, simplicity

Entrada 3

flexibility, efficiency, simplicity

Colocaciones

bureaucracy system, excessive bureaucracy, fight bureaucracy

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