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Belarus Reborn? - Project Syndicate

 

semblance[ˈsembləns]

1.외관, 겉모습

 

credibility[ˌkredəˈbɪləti]

1.신뢰성

 

hostile[ˈhɑːstl;-taɪl]

1.적대적인

2.(~을) 강력히 반대하는

 

mobilize[ˈmoʊ-]

1.(사람들이) 동원되다

2.(물자·수단 등을) 동원하다

 

a thrust into

1.…로의 공격.

 

petition[pəˈtɪʃn]

1.진정(서)

2.(법원에 법률적 처리를 요청하는) 신청서

3.진정하다

4.(법원에) 신청서를 내다

 

ballot[ˈbælət]

1.무기명 투표

2.투표용지

3.무기명 투표를 실시하다

4.무기명 투표를 하다

 

illusion[ɪˈluːʒn]

1.(특히 사람·상황에 대한) 오해

2.환상, 환각

 

foregone[fɔ:rɡɔ́:n,-ɡɑ́n,fɔ́:ɡɔ̀n]

ADJ.

1.앞선, 이전의, 기왕의

2.기정의, 과거의

 

spectacle[ˈspektəkl]

1.= glasses

2.(굉장한) 구경거리

 

foil[fɔɪl]

1.(음식을 싸는 알루미늄) 포장지, 포일

2.(은)박

3.(특히 불법적인 것을) 좌절시키다

 

unequivocal[ˌʌnɪˈkwɪvəkl]

ADJ.

1.명백한, 분명한

an unequivocalrejection

명백한 거절

 

forbearance[fɔːrˈber-]

Noun

1.(특히 잘못한 사람에 대한) 관용

 

chagrin[ʃəˈɡrɪn]

1.원통함, 분함

 

projectile[-tl]

1.(총알 같은) 발사체

2.발사 무기

 

regime[reɪˈʒiːm]

1.정권

2.제도, 체제

 

flummox(flummoxed)[ˈflʌməks]

1.당황하게 만들다

 

 

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Belarus hundreds of thousands of protesters...Lukashenko, "I can share the power."

 

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, dubbed the "last dictator of Europe," has expressed his intention to share part of his power in the hundreds of thousands of protests.

 

President Lukashenko made the remarks during a meeting with workers at a state-run MZKT truck factory in the capital, Minsk, on Thursday, demanding his resignation, according to Belarus's state-run news agency Velta.

 

President Lukashenko said he was willing to share power and could revise the Constitution to that end, but that he would not do so under pressure from protesters.

 

He also said that "work is already underway to review the possibility of revising the Constitution to redistribute power."

 

"Until I die, there will be no new presidential election that the opposition party wants," he added.

 

But the workers who went on strike in defiance of the results of the presidential election on the 9th booed President Lukashenko's speech, and he had to hurry to wrap up his speech.

 

On the other hand, opposition candidate Svetlana Tikhanovskaya, who competed against Lukashenko in the upcoming presidential election, said she was "ready to become the leader of the nation."

 

"I didn't want to be a politician, but fate has put me on the front line against dogmatic rule and injustice," Tihanovskaya said in a video file released on the day.

 

"I am ready to act and take responsibility as a national leader," he added.

 

Tihanovskaya prepares to run for president She is the wife of the famous dissident blogger Sergey Tihanovsky who was arrested by authorities.

 

Tihanovsky was arrested and jailed in late May on charges of disrupting social order, and Tihanovsky threw his hat into the ring on behalf of his husband.

 

Belarus's protests against the presidential election have continued day by day since the results of the vote count were announced that President Lukashenko, who has been in power for a long time since 1994 with an iron fist, won more than 80 percent of the votes.

 

On the previous day, more than 200,000 opposition supporters gathered in front of the "Hero City" Obelisk on the northern side of the capital, Minsk, to protest Lukashenko's resignation, the largest since he took office in 1994.

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