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junta (HOON ta) This Spanish word for a “small group” has come into English; it denotes either a small group of military officers seizing power in a country or a small legislative body, usually in Central or South America.
- Though not quite a junta, Lee’s old prep-school ties with Greg and Eddie have been strong enough to switch some votes in their college fraternity.
- Some recall the multilingual New Yorker cartoon of some years past that depicts a small group of men entering a corporate office, saying, “We’re a junta and this is a coup.”
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
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军政府（HOON ta）这个西班牙语单词的意思是“小团体”，已经进入英语；它表示要么是一小群军官在一个国家夺取政权，要么是一个小型立法机构，通常在中美洲或南美洲。
- 虽然不是一个军政府，但Lee与Greg和Eddie在预科学校的旧关系已经足够牢固，足以改变他们大学兄弟会的一些选票
- 一些人回忆起几年前《纽约客》的一幅多语言漫画，描绘了一小群人进入公司办公室，说：“我们是一个军政府，这是一场政变。”
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