Definition of bicameral in English:

bicameral

adjective bʌɪˈkam(ə)r(ə)lˌbaɪˈkæmərəl

(of a legislative body) having two chambers.
a bicameral Parliament consisting of an appointed Senate and a popularly elected House of Assembly
Example sentencesExamples
- Within its government, power is shared between a directly elected president, a prime minister, and a bicameral legislature (Parliament).
- Spain is a parliamentary monarchy with a bicameral legislature.
- In succeeding years, the government adopts a cabinet system, a bicameral parliament, and focuses the economy on industrialization.
- The proposal called for the creation of a bicameral parliament in which the upper house would represent the territorial units.
- The legislative branch consists of a bicameral parliament with a Chamber of Counselors and a Chamber of Representatives.
- Today, the Netherlands has a constitutional monarchy with a bicameral, multi-party system administered by a premier and a coalition cabinet of ministers.
- The bill was finally and reluctantly approved by the First Chamber of the bicameral Parliament in January 2005.
- The legislative branch consists of a bicameral general assembly with ninety-nine representatives and thirty senators and the vice president.
- The elected house speaker also serves as president of the bicameral parliament, comprising the Senate and the House of Representatives.
- The legislative branch consists of a bicameral legislation in which all people and ethnicities can be represented.
- The legislature is bicameral with an upper house based on equal representation of the thirteen counties with two senators each and a lower house based on population.
- Legislative power resides in a bicameral parliament composed of the Assemblée Nationale and the Senat (Senate).
- Jamaica, a member of the British Commonwealth, has a bicameral parliamentary legislative system.
- The introduction of self-government from the 1850s created bicameral parliaments, with elected lower houses but nominated upper houses in two colonies.
- The president is elected for a five-year term by an electoral college consisting of elected members of both the bicameral parliament and the state legislatures.
- The legislative branch consists of a bicameral National Congress.
- The legislative branch is composed of a bicameral parliament with a senate appointed by the ruling party and an assembly chosen by popular vote.
- The Ethiopian governmental structure is a parliamentary democracy consisting of a bicameral legislature, a prime minister, and a president.
- We need a single legislative council, a bicameral European Parliament, with one house representing member states, and the other the European electorate.
- A bicameral parliament with a Senate and a House of Assembly has only advisory functions.

Derivatives

bicameralism

noun

Since when does a Treaty have greater force than our basic constitutional principle of bicameralism?
Example sentencesExamples
- Others, however, pertain to the structure of the government itself, and may not, in the first instance, have anything to do with individual rights at all, as, for example, a traditional adherence to bicameralism.
- Repeal of the amendment would restore both federalism and bicameralism.
- Of course, a main reason for bicameralism is that an upper house is supposed to check the lower house should ‘passion’ overtake the lower house and result in ill-conceived legislation.
- De facto bicameralism offers a strong counterweight to any potential centralization of power.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from bi- 'two' + Latin camera 'chamber' + -al.

Rhymes

unicameral

Definition of bicameral in US English:

bicameral

adjectiveˌbaɪˈkæmərəlˌbīˈkamərəl

(of a legislative body) having two branches or chambers.
a bicameral Parliament consisting of an appointed Senate and a popularly elected House of Assembly
Example sentencesExamples
- The legislature is bicameral with an upper house based on equal representation of the thirteen counties with two senators each and a lower house based on population.
- We need a single legislative council, a bicameral European Parliament, with one house representing member states, and the other the European electorate.
- The legislative branch is composed of a bicameral parliament with a senate appointed by the ruling party and an assembly chosen by popular vote.
- Within its government, power is shared between a directly elected president, a prime minister, and a bicameral legislature (Parliament).
- The president is elected for a five-year term by an electoral college consisting of elected members of both the bicameral parliament and the state legislatures.
- Legislative power resides in a bicameral parliament composed of the Assemblée Nationale and the Senat (Senate).
- The legislative branch consists of a bicameral National Congress.
- The elected house speaker also serves as president of the bicameral parliament, comprising the Senate and the House of Representatives.
- The bill was finally and reluctantly approved by the First Chamber of the bicameral Parliament in January 2005.
- Today, the Netherlands has a constitutional monarchy with a bicameral, multi-party system administered by a premier and a coalition cabinet of ministers.
- Jamaica, a member of the British Commonwealth, has a bicameral parliamentary legislative system.
- The legislative branch consists of a bicameral parliament with a Chamber of Counselors and a Chamber of Representatives.
- The Ethiopian governmental structure is a parliamentary democracy consisting of a bicameral legislature, a prime minister, and a president.
- The legislative branch consists of a bicameral general assembly with ninety-nine representatives and thirty senators and the vice president.
- In succeeding years, the government adopts a cabinet system, a bicameral parliament, and focuses the economy on industrialization.
- The introduction of self-government from the 1850s created bicameral parliaments, with elected lower houses but nominated upper houses in two colonies.
- A bicameral parliament with a Senate and a House of Assembly has only advisory functions.
- The legislative branch consists of a bicameral legislation in which all people and ethnicities can be represented.
- The proposal called for the creation of a bicameral parliament in which the upper house would represent the territorial units.
- Spain is a parliamentary monarchy with a bicameral legislature.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from bi- ‘two’ + Latin camera ‘chamber’ + -al.

单词	bicameral
释义	Definition of bicameral in English: bicameral adjective bʌɪˈkam(ə)r(ə)lˌbaɪˈkæmərəl (of a legislative body) having two chambers. a bicameral Parliament consisting of an appointed Senate and a popularly elected House of Assembly Example sentencesExamples Within its government, power is shared between a directly elected president, a prime minister, and a bicameral legislature (Parliament). Spain is a parliamentary monarchy with a bicameral legislature. In succeeding years, the government adopts a cabinet system, a bicameral parliament, and focuses the economy on industrialization. The proposal called for the creation of a bicameral parliament in which the upper house would represent the territorial units. The legislative branch consists of a bicameral parliament with a Chamber of Counselors and a Chamber of Representatives. Today, the Netherlands has a constitutional monarchy with a bicameral, multi-party system administered by a premier and a coalition cabinet of ministers. The bill was finally and reluctantly approved by the First Chamber of the bicameral Parliament in January 2005. The legislative branch consists of a bicameral general assembly with ninety-nine representatives and thirty senators and the vice president. The elected house speaker also serves as president of the bicameral parliament, comprising the Senate and the House of Representatives. The legislative branch consists of a bicameral legislation in which all people and ethnicities can be represented. The legislature is bicameral with an upper house based on equal representation of the thirteen counties with two senators each and a lower house based on population. Legislative power resides in a bicameral parliament composed of the Assemblée Nationale and the Senat (Senate). Jamaica, a member of the British Commonwealth, has a bicameral parliamentary legislative system. The introduction of self-government from the 1850s created bicameral parliaments, with elected lower houses but nominated upper houses in two colonies. The president is elected for a five-year term by an electoral college consisting of elected members of both the bicameral parliament and the state legislatures. The legislative branch consists of a bicameral National Congress. The legislative branch is composed of a bicameral parliament with a senate appointed by the ruling party and an assembly chosen by popular vote. The Ethiopian governmental structure is a parliamentary democracy consisting of a bicameral legislature, a prime minister, and a president. We need a single legislative council, a bicameral European Parliament, with one house representing member states, and the other the European electorate. A bicameral parliament with a Senate and a House of Assembly has only advisory functions. Derivatives bicameralism noun Since when does a Treaty have greater force than our basic constitutional principle of bicameralism? Example sentencesExamples Others, however, pertain to the structure of the government itself, and may not, in the first instance, have anything to do with individual rights at all, as, for example, a traditional adherence to bicameralism. Repeal of the amendment would restore both federalism and bicameralism. Of course, a main reason for bicameralism is that an upper house is supposed to check the lower house should ‘passion’ overtake the lower house and result in ill-conceived legislation. De facto bicameralism offers a strong counterweight to any potential centralization of power. Origin Mid 19th century: from bi- 'two' + Latin camera 'chamber' + -al. Rhymes unicameral Definition of bicameral in US English: bicameral adjectiveˌbaɪˈkæmərəlˌbīˈkamərəl (of a legislative body) having two branches or chambers. a bicameral Parliament consisting of an appointed Senate and a popularly elected House of Assembly Example sentencesExamples The legislature is bicameral with an upper house based on equal representation of the thirteen counties with two senators each and a lower house based on population. We need a single legislative council, a bicameral European Parliament, with one house representing member states, and the other the European electorate. The legislative branch is composed of a bicameral parliament with a senate appointed by the ruling party and an assembly chosen by popular vote. Within its government, power is shared between a directly elected president, a prime minister, and a bicameral legislature (Parliament). The president is elected for a five-year term by an electoral college consisting of elected members of both the bicameral parliament and the state legislatures. Legislative power resides in a bicameral parliament composed of the Assemblée Nationale and the Senat (Senate). The legislative branch consists of a bicameral National Congress. The elected house speaker also serves as president of the bicameral parliament, comprising the Senate and the House of Representatives. The bill was finally and reluctantly approved by the First Chamber of the bicameral Parliament in January 2005. Today, the Netherlands has a constitutional monarchy with a bicameral, multi-party system administered by a premier and a coalition cabinet of ministers. Jamaica, a member of the British Commonwealth, has a bicameral parliamentary legislative system. The legislative branch consists of a bicameral parliament with a Chamber of Counselors and a Chamber of Representatives. The Ethiopian governmental structure is a parliamentary democracy consisting of a bicameral legislature, a prime minister, and a president. The legislative branch consists of a bicameral general assembly with ninety-nine representatives and thirty senators and the vice president. In succeeding years, the government adopts a cabinet system, a bicameral parliament, and focuses the economy on industrialization. The introduction of self-government from the 1850s created bicameral parliaments, with elected lower houses but nominated upper houses in two colonies. A bicameral parliament with a Senate and a House of Assembly has only advisory functions. The legislative branch consists of a bicameral legislation in which all people and ethnicities can be represented. The proposal called for the creation of a bicameral parliament in which the upper house would represent the territorial units. Spain is a parliamentary monarchy with a bicameral legislature. Origin Mid 19th century: from bi- ‘two’ + Latin camera ‘chamber’ + -al.
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