英语释义

1. an extremely powerful nation or governing body having power over subordinate states
… Orwell's protagonist, Winston Smith, … starts keeping a forbidden diary in response to draconian rule in the fictional superstate of Oceania.
— Steve Barnes The destiny of the European Union looms large in Britain's debate about its future in the organisation. Is the EU developing into a federal superstate along the lines of the United States?
— Paul Gillespie

2. a union or federation of nations under a supergovernment
Ukrainians themselves are split over the sacrifices involved in giving up Russian markets and financial aid to gamble on moving into the European Union's modern economic superstate.
— Jim Hoagland

片语

single-input superstate decomposable markov chain单一输入超状态可分解的马尔科夫链

single input superstate decomposition单一输入超状态分解

giant superstate巨形超级大国

Superstate events超级状态事件

英汉例句

• True federalists actually saw the Treaty of Rome as a move away from the building of a European superstate that they had hoped would develop from the European Coal and Steel Community, set up in 1951.

  忠实的联邦主义者亲眼见证了，1951年成立的欧洲煤钢共同体演变成了《罗马条约》，条约的订立朝建立他们所期望的超国家的欧洲政府迈出了一步。

• That「s because, if ratified, it will become the decisive act in this creation of a federal European superstate with its capital in Brussels.

  这是因为，一旦该条约生效，将在整个欧洲建立一个以布鲁塞尔为首都的超级欧洲联邦国家。

• Even if that need not mean a superstate with its own finance ministry, the EU」s leaders have not started to explain the likely ramifications of all this to voters.

  即使这并不意味着一个设有财政部的超国家的欧盟，其领导人也没有解释所有这些可能对选民造成的后果。