Coalición (en. Coalition)

/koa.li.si.on/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Temporary alliance between different parties or groups.

The coalition among left-wing parties won the elections.

La coalición entre los partidos de izquierda ganó las elecciones.

Association among various parties to achieve a specific purpose.

They have formed a coalition to protect the environment.

Han formado una coalición para proteger el medio ambiente.

Set of forces or elements that work together.

The coalition of non-governmental organizations conducted an awareness campaign.

La coalición de organizaciones no gubernamentales llevó a cabo una campaña de concienciación.

From Latin coalitio, -onis, meaning 'union, bond'.

coalition of forces

Union of several elements to achieve a common action.

coalición de fuerzas

to form a coalition

To form a temporary alliance or union between groups or individuals.

hacer coalición

parliamentary coalition

Group of parties that unite within a parliament to exert influence.

coalición parlamentaria

alliance

Union between two or more parties with a common objective.

alianza

front

Coalition of different political or social groups.

frente

pact

Agreement among several parties that establishes commitments.

pacto

Collaboration between competing groups.

In politics, coalitions can be seen as a game of alliances.

En política, la coalición puede ser vista como un juego de alianzas.

Unexpected alliance.

That coalition between rivals surprised everyone in the industry.

Esa coalición entre rivales sorprendió a todos en la industria.