bloc

英 [blɒk]

美 [blɑːk]

n. (政治利益一致的)国家集团

复数：blocs　

Collins.2 / BNC.8165 / COCA.8313

牛津词典

noun

（政治利益一致的）国家集团
a group of countries that work closely together because they have similar political interests

noun

This regional bloc has fallen apart.
这一地区性集团已土崩瓦解。
He said his country would not associate itself with any power bloc.
他说他的国家不和任何军事集团发生关系。
But, unfortunately for the bloc, the global energy markets will not ignore Europe.
但不幸的是，全球能源市场不会无视欧洲。
Including Japan, Latin America and the former soviet bloc, almost half the world economy was affected.
包括日本，拉美，俄罗斯在内的世界经济的一半都受到了影响。
Far less positively, Europe will become the only big economic bloc without significant energy resources.
更悲观地看，欧洲将成为唯一缺乏重要能源资源的大型经济集团。
Russia is vehemently opposed to the notion of NATO membership for the two former Soviet bloc countries.
俄罗斯方面对格鲁吉亚和乌克兰这两个前苏联集团成员国希望加入北大西洋公约组织（北约）的诉求表示强烈反对。
Studies on former Soviet bloc countries show three basic principles of the model.
关于前苏联成员国家的研究体现了这种模式的三个基本原则。
Today, I set up my own bloc here.
今天我在此建立了我的博客。
But the dollar, euro and yen have become an imperfect exchange rate bloc.
但美元、欧元和日元不再是完美的外汇组合。
We also have connections in former Eastern Bloc countries and Hungary.
我们也和前东部国家以及匈牙利有联系。