| 释义 |
states' rightsBrE /ˌsteɪts ˈraɪts/NAmE /ˌsteɪts ˈraɪts/ noun [pl.] (in the US) the rights of each state in relation to the national government, such as the right to make some laws and to have its own police force （美国的）州权（相对于国家政府的权力，如制定某些法律和拥有自己的警察） |