| 释义 |
ˈsocialry U.S.
[f. social a. + -ry.]
Social organization.
1896A. Small Let. 22 May in Social Forces (1932) Mar. 313/1 ‘Socialry’ has an archaic sight sound & sense which will hardly get itself naturalized in modern society, and as to his division of the factors of life in society with ‘economics’ & ‘socialry’—it is a classification of things that he [sc. F. H. Giddings] hasn't begun to correlate in his own thinking. 1902Science 14 Feb. 249/1 In the analogy with primitive socialry. |