党とう派は

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Common wordFreq.FrequencyTop 50,000

Meanings

Refers to an organized political group or a faction within a larger organization. Often used in political contexts, but can also describe any group with shared interests or goals.

新あたらしい党とう派はが結けっ成せいされた。
A new political party was formed.
党とう内ないでいくつかの党とう派はが対たい立りつしている。
Several factions are in conflict within the party.

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Usage patterns

党とう派はに分わかれるto split into factions
議ぎ会かいは二ふたつの党とう派はに分わかれて対たい立りつした。
The assembly split into two factions and clashed.
党とう派はを組くむto form a faction
彼かれらは新あたらしい党とう派はを組くんで選せん挙きょに挑ちょうんだ。
They formed a new faction and ran in the election.
党とう派はを超こえるto transcend party/faction lines
その法ほう案あんは党とう派はを超こえて支し持じされた。
The bill was supported across party lines.

Kanji

党party, faction, clique
派faction, group, party

Related words

政せい党とうN2
政党 refers broadly to any organized political party, while 党派 often implies a smaller faction or subgroup within a larger political body.
派は閥ばつN1
派閥 specifically denotes a clique within an organization with a negative connotation of in-group politics, whereas 党派 is more neutral and can describe any organized group.
一いっ派ぱ
一派 emphasizes a single unified group or school of thought (often ideological or artistic), while 党派 focuses on organized political or factional divisions.
派はN1
党派 refers specifically to political party factionalism, whereas 派 alone can describe political or non-political groups alike.

Word family

超ちょう党とう派は
suprapartisan; multiparty; bipartisan; nonpartisan
無む党とう派は
political independents; nonpartisan
党とう派は心しん
factionalism; partisan spirit
王おう党とう派は
royalists; royalist faction
党とう派は根こん性じょう
partisan spirit; factionalism

Etymology

Composed of 党 (party, faction) and 派 (sect, faction). The combination reinforces the meaning of an organized group or faction.