Usage patterns 〈 党とう 〉 を 結けっ 成せい する to form a political party
They formed a new political party.
〈 党とう 〉 に 入はい る to join a political party
He joined the Democratic Party.
〈 党とう 〉 を 離はな れる to leave a political party
He left the party out of dissatisfaction.
〈 党とう 〉 を 率ひき いる to lead a political party
He leads that political party.
Expressions 党とう の 枠わく party lines; party framework 我わ が 党とう my party; our party · I; me; you (archaic) Word family· 111 Democratic Party · Democratic Party of Japan; DPJ · Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan
political party
Communist Party
opposition party; the opposition
Democratic Party (Japan, 2016–2018) · Democratic Progressive Party (Taiwan)
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ruling party; party in power
party leader; leader of a political party
party member
new political party; new party
villain; scoundrel; rascal
within the party; party-internal
secession from a political party; leaving a party
Social Democratic Party
remnants; survivors; pocket of resistance
faction; party; clique
ruling and opposition parties; parties in and out of power
dissolution of a political party
party name; name of a political party
sweet tooth; person who prefers sweets over alcohol
formation of a political party; founding of a party
joining a political party; party affiliation
conspirators; faction; cabal; clique
party strength; political influence of a party
one's whole clan and retainers; one's family and followers
party conference; party council · party decision; party resolution
one's own political party
drinker; person who prefers alcohol over sweets · person who likes spicy food
founding a political party; party formation
party platform; party principles
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Etymology The kanji 党 originally referred to a faction or group. In modern Japanese, it primarily denotes political parties and, by extension, groups of people sharing a preference.
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