Definition of capitalism in English:

capitalism

noun ˈkapɪt(ə)lɪz(ə)mˈkæpədlˌɪzəm

mass noun

An economic and political system in which a country's trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit, rather than by the state.
an era of free-market capitalism
private ownership is a key feature of capitalism
Example sentencesExamples
- They saw it as a chance to create a third force between capitalism and Communism.
- Marx argued that capitalism could not be patched up to make it a fair system.
- The two crises of capitalist globalization cannot be resolved within capitalism.
- Lenin says we have to confront capitalism at a political, not just an economic, level.
- Workers have always moved around the world, from the birth of industrial capitalism.
- Where the motive for charity is altruism, and the motive for capitalism is profit?
- She advocates the control of the excesses of capitalism by regulation and government.
- Surely the spread of democratic capitalism can only benefit American prosperity?
- With the advent of industrial capitalism most of this became a problem for the ruling class.
- We could also look to another source, the father of modern capitalism, Adam Smith.
- The capitalists are seeking to integrate Europe in order to strengthen capitalism.
- If socialism was not superior to capitalism, its existence could not be justified.
- Opinion is divided on how to date both capitalism and the industrial revolution.
- This is the basic economic pattern of patriarchy, which is a different thing to capitalism.
- The only social group with the power and motivation to destroy capitalism is the working class.
- But what matters for capitalism is not just the level of profit but the rate of profit.
- Under capitalism all profit is ultimately the result of the exploitation of the workers.
- At the heart of capitalism is an ongoing class struggle between capital and labour.
- It's said that only the united power of industrial workers can crush capitalism.
- Nor can we be said to have pure capitalism anymore than the Soviets had pure communism.
Synonyms
private enterprise, free enterprise, private ownership, privatized industries, the free market, individualism
laissez-faire

Definition of capitalism in US English:

capitalism

nounˈkapədlˌizəmˈkæpədlˌɪzəm

An economic and political system in which a country's trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit, rather than by the state.
an era of free-market capitalism
private ownership is a key feature of capitalism
Example sentencesExamples
- We could also look to another source, the father of modern capitalism, Adam Smith.
- Opinion is divided on how to date both capitalism and the industrial revolution.
- With the advent of industrial capitalism most of this became a problem for the ruling class.
- The two crises of capitalist globalization cannot be resolved within capitalism.
- Surely the spread of democratic capitalism can only benefit American prosperity?
- They saw it as a chance to create a third force between capitalism and Communism.
- The only social group with the power and motivation to destroy capitalism is the working class.
- It's said that only the united power of industrial workers can crush capitalism.
- Workers have always moved around the world, from the birth of industrial capitalism.
- She advocates the control of the excesses of capitalism by regulation and government.
- If socialism was not superior to capitalism, its existence could not be justified.
- But what matters for capitalism is not just the level of profit but the rate of profit.
- At the heart of capitalism is an ongoing class struggle between capital and labour.
- This is the basic economic pattern of patriarchy, which is a different thing to capitalism.
- Lenin says we have to confront capitalism at a political, not just an economic, level.
- The capitalists are seeking to integrate Europe in order to strengthen capitalism.
- Nor can we be said to have pure capitalism anymore than the Soviets had pure communism.
- Under capitalism all profit is ultimately the result of the exploitation of the workers.
- Marx argued that capitalism could not be patched up to make it a fair system.
- Where the motive for charity is altruism, and the motive for capitalism is profit?
Synonyms
private enterprise, free enterprise, private ownership, privatized industries, the free market, individualism

单词	capitalism
释义	Definition of capitalism in English: capitalism noun ˈkapɪt(ə)lɪz(ə)mˈkæpədlˌɪzəm mass noun An economic and political system in which a country's trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit, rather than by the state. an era of free-market capitalism private ownership is a key feature of capitalism Example sentencesExamples They saw it as a chance to create a third force between capitalism and Communism. Marx argued that capitalism could not be patched up to make it a fair system. The two crises of capitalist globalization cannot be resolved within capitalism. Lenin says we have to confront capitalism at a political, not just an economic, level. Workers have always moved around the world, from the birth of industrial capitalism. Where the motive for charity is altruism, and the motive for capitalism is profit? She advocates the control of the excesses of capitalism by regulation and government. Surely the spread of democratic capitalism can only benefit American prosperity? With the advent of industrial capitalism most of this became a problem for the ruling class. We could also look to another source, the father of modern capitalism, Adam Smith. The capitalists are seeking to integrate Europe in order to strengthen capitalism. If socialism was not superior to capitalism, its existence could not be justified. Opinion is divided on how to date both capitalism and the industrial revolution. This is the basic economic pattern of patriarchy, which is a different thing to capitalism. The only social group with the power and motivation to destroy capitalism is the working class. But what matters for capitalism is not just the level of profit but the rate of profit. Under capitalism all profit is ultimately the result of the exploitation of the workers. At the heart of capitalism is an ongoing class struggle between capital and labour. It's said that only the united power of industrial workers can crush capitalism. Nor can we be said to have pure capitalism anymore than the Soviets had pure communism. Synonyms private enterprise, free enterprise, private ownership, privatized industries, the free market, individualism laissez-faire Definition of capitalism in US English: capitalism nounˈkapədlˌizəmˈkæpədlˌɪzəm An economic and political system in which a country's trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit, rather than by the state. an era of free-market capitalism private ownership is a key feature of capitalism Example sentencesExamples We could also look to another source, the father of modern capitalism, Adam Smith. Opinion is divided on how to date both capitalism and the industrial revolution. With the advent of industrial capitalism most of this became a problem for the ruling class. The two crises of capitalist globalization cannot be resolved within capitalism. Surely the spread of democratic capitalism can only benefit American prosperity? They saw it as a chance to create a third force between capitalism and Communism. The only social group with the power and motivation to destroy capitalism is the working class. It's said that only the united power of industrial workers can crush capitalism. Workers have always moved around the world, from the birth of industrial capitalism. She advocates the control of the excesses of capitalism by regulation and government. If socialism was not superior to capitalism, its existence could not be justified. But what matters for capitalism is not just the level of profit but the rate of profit. At the heart of capitalism is an ongoing class struggle between capital and labour. This is the basic economic pattern of patriarchy, which is a different thing to capitalism. Lenin says we have to confront capitalism at a political, not just an economic, level. The capitalists are seeking to integrate Europe in order to strengthen capitalism. Nor can we be said to have pure capitalism anymore than the Soviets had pure communism. Under capitalism all profit is ultimately the result of the exploitation of the workers. Marx argued that capitalism could not be patched up to make it a fair system. Where the motive for charity is altruism, and the motive for capitalism is profit? Synonyms private enterprise, free enterprise, private ownership, privatized industries, the free market, individualism
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