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Significados de "political" en diccionario español inglés : 9 resultado(s)

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Common
political político [adj]
General
political político [adj]
political político [adj]
political político [adj]
political estadístico [adj]
political política [adj/f]
political política [adj/f]
political estadística [adj/f]
Business
political político [adj]

Significados de "political" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 500 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
General
political scientist politólogo [m]
political science politología [f]
political scientist politóloga [f]
non-political apolítico [adj]
political meeting mitin [m]
political animal animal político [m]
political party independence apartidismo [m]
political asylum asilo [m]
political asylum asilo político [m]
political club casino [m]
violent political disturbance cataclismo [m]
political dictator caudillo [m]
political clubhouse círculo [m]
political party color [m]
elector of political delegate compromisario [m]
partisan of the same political group copartidario [m]
pro-government political forces oficialismo [m]
political party ruling spain from 1850 to 1854 polaco [m]
political scientist politicólogo [m]
political scientist politólogo [m]
interpreting events in favor of an ideology or political movement relato [m]
political orator tribuno [m]
political agitation agitación [f]
political campaign campaña [f]
political crisis crisis [f]
political geography geografía política [f]
political science politología [f]
political power situación [f]
partisan of the same political group copartidario [adj]
strongly political politicón [adj]
political science politológico [adj]
make a political speech mitinear [v]
political forces fuerzas vivas [f/pl]
pasquinade or political writing posted in a public place pasquín [m]
leader of a business or a political party jefe [m]
political maneuvering politiqueo [m]
political refugee asilado político [m]
political boss caudillo [m]
political party partido político [m]
political prisoner preso político [m]
someone who is seeking political asylum refugiado [m]
someone that opposes the current political structure disidente [m]
political manoeuvring politiqueo [m]
political assembly comicio [m]
political asylum asilo político [m]
incompetent employee (hired because of political or personal influence) batatero [m]
social or political unrest agitación [f]
political affiliation afiliación política [f]
political refugee asilada política [f]
social/political unrest agitación [f]
political scientist politológica [f]
someone that is of the same political party copartidaria [f]
political cartoon caricatura política [f]
political situation coyuntura política [f]
american political poetry poesía política americana [f]
elector of political delegate compromisaria [f]
partisan of the same political group copartidaria [f]
political scientist politicóloga [f]
political scientist politóloga [f]
someone who is a feminist political movement feminista [m/f]
political intriguer politiquero [m/f]
political scientist politólogo [m/f]
someone that is of the same political party copartidario [m/f]
member/supporter of political coalition aliancista [m/f]
socio-political sociopolítico [adj]
being a member or supporter of a political coalition aliancista [adj]
pertaining to a political coalition aliancista [adj]
related to the political left izquierdista [adj]
join a political party afiliarse a un partido político [v]
ask for political asylum pedir el asilo político [v]
request political asylum pedir el asilo político [v]
in a political way políticamente [adv]
political science ciencias políticas [f/pl]
paid political advertising in print, on the radio, or on television espacio solicitado [n] BO PY
a period of political unrest una época de inestabilidad política
a period of political unrest un período de inestabilidad política
a spanish political party ciudadanos
union of the democratic centre (a spanish political party) ucd
political correctness corrección política
a spanish left wing political party podemos
political arena ruedo político
political arena palestra política
political hot potato patata caliente política
political contest competición política
political environment ámbito político
political capital ganancia política
political consultant consultor sobre política
political campaign coordinator coordinador de campaña política
political campaign worker trabajador de campaña política
either of the extreme ends of the political spectrum cualquiera de los puntos más extremos de la gama política
political party of moderate views centro [m]
political economist crematólogo [m]
elector of political delegate compromisario [m]
social/political club casino [m]
great social or political turmoil cataclismo [m]
political party desiring autonomy for catalonia catalanismo [m]
political system in which the executive power is vested in the president of the republic presidencialismo [m]
political orator tribuno [m]
political coalition alianza [f]
political economy crematística [f]
political economy crematología [f]
political economist crematóloga [f]
relating to political economy crematístico [adj]
relating to political economy crematológico [adj]
engage in political negotiations negociar [v]
member of a political party abanderado [m] DO CL
follower or sympathizer of the political party acción democrática adeco [m] VE
subordination of a political position/ideology alineamiento [m] MX
power (political) coroto [m] VE
ability of a small group of people to obtain or maintain power in an institution/political party/country argollismo [m] HN NI
political doctrine based on the ideologies of panamanian politician arnulfo arias madrid arnuflismo [m] PA
member of the political party arena arenero [m] SV
someone's political influence arrastre [m] CU
sympathizer of the peruvian political party alianza revolucionaria americana (apra) apristón [m] PE derog.
meeting of supporters of a political party at a particular place (to raise the flag of their party) abanderamiento [m] DO
member of a political party/organization abanderado [m] DO CL
political movement of bolivian dictator hugo bánzer banzerismo (de hugo bánzer suárez) [m] BO
political fraud batidillo [m] MX
political scam batidillo [m] MX
political movement founded by josé batlle y ordóñez batllismo [m] UY
political corruption batidillo [m] MX
political boss cacique [m] BO AR
political movement founded by rafael ángel calderón guardia in the first half of the twentieth century calderonismo [m] CR
trouble stirred up by the conspiracy of people to change social or political life cambullón [m] CL
person who is part of the contingent transported to a public event, usually political, in a forced or reward-induced manner borrego [m] MX derog.
supporter of peru's alianza popular revolucionaria americana (apra) political party búfalo [m] PE
group of union directors that belong to a particular political party buró sindical [m] VE
a person who obtains a position or public employment thanks to political influences camburero [m] VE
a name related to the political satire press which opposes the government ahuizote [m] MX
continuation of an administrative/political process that had been suspended descongelamiento [m] HN PY
group of people committed to a certain political cause clientelismo [m] MX PY UY
political/social/economic system that tends to decentralize the power of state organizations in a country descentralismo [m] CO PE PY cult
demagogic political discourse chagüite (del náhuatl) [m] NI derog.
change in ideas, political party, business, or institution for personal interest chaquetazo [m] HN
straw man political candidate chimbador [m] EC
job obtained through political favoritism chupeta [m] PR
well-paid state job obtained through political favoritism chupete [m] HN
person belonging to the salvadoran revolutionary movement farabundo martí, a political party in el salvador farabundo [m] HN
politically active person who criticizes political parties without being affiliated with any particular political party francotirador [m] MX
each of the political-administrative divisions of the national territory estado [m] US MX VE
person participating in the way of thinking of the most important colombian political figures of that era centenarista [m] CO disused
caravan of vehicles that campaign for political parties in rural towns carreteo [m] DO
very small group of people, especially in a political organization grupículo [m] BO
person with political power or socially recognized grandote [m] NI
political movement created by alberto fujimori fujimorismo [m] PE
future-oriented political attitude futurismo [m] MX
political movement organized by jorge eliécer gaitán around 1940 gaitanismo [m] CO
person who exerts excessive influence in political matters in a town or district gamonal [m] CR EC PE rare
person who exerts excessive influence in political matters in a town or district gamonal [m] GT HN SV NI PA DO CO VE BO
political ideology promoted by the conservative unión demócrata independiente party gremialismo [m] CL
male member or supporter of the social christian political party copeı (comité de organización política electoral ındependiente) copeyano [m] VE
male supporter of the apra political party compañero [m] PE
conservative political, ideological, or behavioral doctrine conservatismo [m] HN NI CO EC CL rare
scandalous display of ideological, political, sexual, or religious preferences colorón [m] HN SV NI
group of people who direct and control an institution or political party cogollo [m] VE
group of people who lead within a political party comando [m] DO VE BO
group of supporters of the chilean political alliance, the concertación de partidos por la democracia concertacionismo [m] CL
group of the people most committed to a political party corazón del rollo [m] PR
headquarters of a political party comité [m] SV DO AR UY
political leader cuadro [m] CU DO
political power coroto [m] VE
political, economic, and social ideology of the concertación de partidos por la democracia concertacionismo [m] CL
political and social structure of the inca empire incanato [m] PE
political movement initiated in the late nineteenth century by uruguayan politician luis alberto de herrera herrerismo [m] UY
government or political doctrine of horacio vázquez horacismo [m] DO
meeting or call to join an association, sports club, or political party jale [m] PE
political ideology supporting the pro-union ideals defended by bolivian politician and economist juan lechín oquendo lechinismo [m] BO
political movement founded by josé figueres ferrer in the 1950s liberacionismo [m] CR
political propaganda laborantismo [m] DO
political radicalism enguerrillamiento [m] BO
political contact enlace [m] MX NI DO EC
political opportunist maromero [m] MX DO VE:W BO CL UY
surprise political maneuver madrugonazo [m] DO VE
political connection enlace [m] MX NI DO EC
political organization nucleamiento [m] PY AR UY
set of people who follow the guidelines of a political party oficialismo [m] CO
philosophical and literary movement founded in medellin in 1958 by gonzalo arango (1931-1976), characterized by a strong influence of french existentialism and advocating the breaking of literary, political, and social tradition nadaísmo [m] CO
political doctrine that advocates partial autonomy of puerto rico as a commonwealth muñocismo [m] PR
person in charge of hanging political propaganda posters on walls pegatinero [m] AR UY
person who uses their political position for illicit gain palo grueso [m] BO
political party register padrón [m] CL PY
political violence pájaro [m] CO
practice alternating political parties in a mayor's office or other public administration pasanacu [m] BO
group of members or supporters of the revolución democrática political party perredismo [m] MX
demócrata cristiano political party pescado [m] SV
member of the demócrata cristiano political party pescado [m] SV
astute search for a political position pescueceo [m] VE
member of the partido independentista puertorriqueño political party pipiolo [m] PR
political party por la democracia, founded by leftist politicians in 1987 pepedé (ppd) [m] CL
political party recruiter puntero [m] PY AR
local political party representative puntero de barrio [m] UY
political faction in the panamanian liberal party headed by dr. belisario porras porrismo [m] PA
supporter of the political party frente farabundo martí rojo [m] SV derog.
romerism, based on peronist political ideas and postulated by roberto romero, governor of salta from 1983 to 1987 romerismo [m] AR
administrative, political, or educational division subordinate to a superior entity seccional [m] AR
minor political party taxi partido [m] BO
political conditions of puerto rico status (inglés) [m] PR
political doctrine that postulates the ideology of omar torrijos herrera torrijismo [m] PA
small political party taxi partido [m] BO
male political candidate tayacán [m] NI
group of military and political leaders caudillaje [m] NI PE BO CL PY AR UY
political opportunist maromero [m] MX HN NI DO PR CO VE EC BO CL
political organization nucleamiento [m] PY AR UY
political party comunión [f] rare
member of a political party abanderada [f] DO CL
additional task that is entrusted by an administrator to the members of a political organization afectación [f] CU
follower or sympathizer of the political party acción democrática adeca [f] VE
political majority that effectively makes all decisions by virtue of having the majority vote aplanadora [f] MX NI VE PY
member of the political party arena arenera [f] SV
sympathizer of the peruvian political party alianza revolucionaria americana (apra) apristona [f] PE derog.
member of a political party/organization abanderada [f] DO CL
congressmen from a political party bancada [f] MX GT HN SV NI PA BO
dissident members of a political party (in the parliament) bancadita [f] HN
political banner balconera [f] UY
political party supporters barra [f] MX GT HN SV NI PA VE EC PY
person who is part of the contingent transported to a public event, usually political, in a forced or reward-induced manner borrega [f] MX derog.
group of the most powerful and charismatic members of parliament in a political party (who support their leader in parliament) burbuja [f] MX
potential candidates in a political party that compete for the candidacy caballada [f] MX
group of fervent supporters of a political party or leader caballada [f] MX
a person who obtains a position or public employment thanks to political influences camburera [f] VE
political and administrative division of mexico city delegación [f] MX
building occupied by the authorities of any political and administrative division of mexico city delegación [f] MX
supporters of a particular political group in order to obtain promised benefits clientela [f] MX
straw woman political candidate chimbadora [f] EC
political or social gathering chimuchina [f] EC CL
group of supporters that shout and cheer for a person or group, typically political or athletic fanaticada [f] GT HN SV NI CR PA CU DO PR EC PE BO
person belonging to the salvadoran revolutionary movement farabundo martí, a political party in el salvador farabunda [f] HN
group of representatives or congressmen/women of the same political party fracción [f] MX NI CR EC AR
politically active person who criticizes political parties without being affiliated with any particular political party francotiradora [f] MX
person with political power or socially recognized grandota [f] NI
group of political conservatives godarria [f] CO derog.
conservative political party godarria [f] CO derog.
atmosphere of gossip and slander that permeate certain political, business, and student circles grilla [f] MX derog.
group of people promoting social or political change grilla [f] MX
reprehensible or embarrassing alliance between public servants or employees in order to obtain economic or political benefit conchupancia [f] VE
acquiring of the ideology of the copeyana, the social christian political party copeı (comité de organización política electoral ındependiente) copeyanización [f] VE
saying or action of a copeyano, member or supporter of the social christian political party copeı (comité de organización política electoral ındependiente) copenayada [f] VE
nicaraguan political and military movement during the 1980s that fought against the sandinista national liberation front contra [f] MX GT HN NI
female member or supporter of the social christian political party copeı (comité de organización política electoral ındependiente) copeyana [f] VE
female supporter of the apra political party compañera [f] PE
group of cuban political dissidents gusanería [f] CU derog.
political alliance kupiakumi (misquito) [f] NI rare derog.
money owed by the national elections tribunal to the political parties for each vote obtained deuda política [f] HN
group of people from a political party, student, trade union, or sports organization that uses violence against those who do not share their opinions mancha brava [f] HN SV NI
organization and function of a political party maquinaria [f] NI CO
secret political group within a military institution logia [f] BO:W
political opportunist maromera [f] MX DO VE:W BO CL UY
switching of political parties machincuepa [f] MX
switching of political parties machingüepa [f] MX:E
opportunistic change of opinion or political party maroma [f] MX CO EC PE UY
political pact megacoalición [f] NI BO
handing out of political pamphlets panfleteada [f] BO CL AR UY
political propaganda posters placed on a public highway pegatina [f] PY AR UY
person in charge of hanging political propaganda posters on walls pegatinera [f] AR UY
social or political campaign invoked from the need to save the country patriada [f] AR
political office with economic benefits papa [f] PA
abusive influence of political parties in government action partidocracia [f] EC
hand-painted political sign pinta [f] MX
member of the partido independentista puertorriqueño political party pipiola [f] PR
demócrata cristiano political party pepesca [f] SV
member of the demócrata cristiano political party pepesca [f] SV
benefit received by supporters of the ruling political party pera [f] BO
clandestine broadcaster that transmits rumors of political news radiobemba [f] PA CU DO
political party recruiter puntera [f] PY AR
region (political-administrative division) región [f] PE CL
supporter of the political party frente farabundo martí roja [f] SV derog.
doling out of political positions repartija [f] BO CL PY AR UY derog.
administrative, political, or educational division subordinate to a superior entity seccional [f] CO AR
section of a guild, union, or political party seccional [f] AR UY
political party tienda [f] BO CL derog.
political and administrative division of mexico city subdelegación [f] MX
political criticism play tanda [f] MX
political faction tienda [f] BO CL derog.
period from 1948 to 1953 when liberal and conservative forces fought for political control of colombia violencia [f] CO
change in ideology, political party, sex, or religion volteada [f] SV
change in ideology, political party, sex, or religion vuelta carnero [f] AR UY
female political candidate tayacana [f] NI
dissident subgroup of a political party bancadita [f] HN
political party supporters barra [f] MX GT HN NI CR CO
political economy economía política [f] rare
political somersault maroma [f] MX GT HN DO PR CO VE EC PE BO CL
political opportunist maromera [f] MX HN NI DO PR CO VE EC BO CL
political gang porra [f] MX
member or supporter of the center-right chilean political party alianza por chile aliancista [m/f] CL
supporter of the peruvian political party alianza revolucionaria americana (apra) aprista [m/f] PE UY
in dictatorial regimes, an undercover employee of a political body for control and repression dressed as a civilian agente [m/f] BO
member or follower of the political group called christian social unity party (pusc) calderonista [m/f] CR
person who tries to obtain a well-paid position through political favor buscapega [m/f] BO derog.
supporter of the center-left chilean political party democracia cristiana decé [m/f] CL
supporter of the conservative political party curuchupa (del quechua) [m/f] EC
member of the estadista political party estadista [m/f] PR
member of the estadista political party estadoísta [m/f] PR
frente amplio, uruguayan political party frenteamplista [m/f] UY
member of the political party frente patriótico manuel rodríguez frentista [m/f] CL
supporter of the chilean political alliance, the concertación de partidos por la democracia concertacionista [m/f] CL
political coreligionist correlija [m/f] CL
supporter of the movimiento bolivia libre (mbl) political party emebelista [m/f] BO
member or supporter of the movimiento nacionalista revolucionario (mnr) political party emenerista [m/f] BO
person who claims to support different political parties mbatará [m/f] PY
person who paints and pastes posters on walls for political propaganda muralista [m/f] CL
member of a political party partidarista [m/f] NI CR
person who is affiliated to a political party for convenience paracaidista [m/f] BO
member of the revolución democrática political party perredista (prd) [m/f] MX
member of the revolución democrática political party perredista (prd) [m/f] PA
member of the nuevoprogresista political party penepé [m/f] PR
member of the nuevoprogresista political party penepeísta [m/f] PR
supporter of this political party pepedé (ppd) [m/f] CL
supporter of this political party pepedé (ppd) [m/f] PR
follower of porrismo, political faction in the panamanian liberal party headed by dr. belisario porras porrista [m/f] PA
political candidate postulante [m/f] MX CR EC BO CL PY AR UY cult
member of the political party unificación democrática udeísta [m/f] HN
supporting the center-right chilean political party alianza por chile aliancista [adj] CL
supporting of the peruvian political party alianza revolucionaria americana (apra) aprista [adj] PE UY
of the peruvian political party alianza revolucionaria americana (apra) apristón [adj] PE derog.
relating to the peruvian political party alianza revolucionaria americana (apra) aprista [adj] PE
affilaited with a political party/organization abanderado [adj] DO CL
related to the political movement of bolivian dictator hugo bánzer banzerismo (de hugo bánzer suárez) [adj] BO
related to bloque popular political movement supporter bloquero [adj] HN
relating to peru's alianza popular revolucionaria americana (apra) political party búfalo [adj] PE
referring to the center-left chilean political party democracia cristiana decé [adj] CL
prone to decentralizing institutions (person/organization/political party/government) descentralista [adj] CO PE PY cult
supporter of the conservative political party curuncho [adj] EC
relating to each of the political-administrative divisions of the national territory estadual [adj] PR
pertaining to the frente amplio, uruguayan political party frenteamplista [adj] UY
having a reactionary political ideology facho [adj] CR CO PE BO CL AR UY derog.
favoring a political party in a litigation or competition cargado [adj] CO
being a member of the conservative political party godo [adj] CO derog.
pertaining to that political party (copeı) copeyano [adj] VE
pertaining to the chilean political alliance, the concertación de partidos por la democracia concertacionista [adj] CL
pertaining to the colorado political party colorado [adj] DO UY
pertaining to the government or political doctrine of horacio vázquez colúo [adj] DO
that appoints supporters in all positions, removing those appointed by the previous governing party (political party in power) comesolo [adj] DO
follower of the colorado political party colorado [adj] DO UY
being a supporter of herrerismo political movement herrerista [adj] UY
pertaining to the political movement founded by josé figueres ferrer in the 1950s liberacionista [adj] CR
member or supporter of the movimiento bolivia libre (mbl) political party emebelista [adj] BO
supportive of the political doctrine that advocates partial autonomy of puerto rico as a commonwealth muñocista [adj] PR
with left leaning political ideas ñangaroso [adj] HN
following the current political regime of puerto rico unconditionally ñangotado [adj] PR
relating to muñocismo, political doctrine that advocates partial autonomy of puerto rico as a commonwealth muñocista [adj] PR
following guidelines established by a political party oficialista [adj] CO
pertaining to the revolución democrática political party perredista (prd) [adj] MX
pertaining to the revolución democrática political party perredista (prd) [adj] PA
pertaining to the nuevoprogresista political party penepeísta [adj] PR
pertaining to this political party pepedé (ppd) [adj] CL
defending extremist political positions sarampionado [adj] CU
supporter of the political party unidad democrática independiente udi [adj] CL
pertaining to the political party unidad democrática independiente udi [adj] CL
pertaining to this coalition of political parties upeliento [adj] CL disused derog.
supporting the political, social, and economic ideas of the leftist political coalition unidad popular, in chile between 1970 and 1973 upiento [adj] CL disused
become rich while holding a political position apochincharse [v] CU
change political affiliation for convenience bandearse [v] UY
campaign for a political party banderearse [v] DO
continue an administrative/political process that had been suspended descongelar [v] HN EC
defeat someone in a political or sports competition despacharse [v] HN
leave a political group involuntarily (losing the benefits one had enjoyed) descuadrarse [v] PR
remove someone from political office descamburar [v] VE
actively participate in the conservative political party curuchupear [v] EC disused
divide or separate a country, political party, society or administration cisionar [v] PE cult
clandestinely take political dissenters out of cuba exfiltrar [v] CU
participate in political caravans caravanear [v] DO PY
gang up against someone, typically with political motives complotarse (inglés) [v] VE PE BO CL
convert someone into a copeyano, member or supporter of the social christian political party copeı (comité de organización política electoral ındependiente) copeyanizar [v] VE
change group, political party, or religion cruzarse [v] NI
direct a political party jefaturar [v] PA
direct a political party liderear [v] MX SV NI CU DO PR
direct a political party liderizar [v] VE BO PY PA
organize people to participate in a political activity encolumnar [v] AR
make oneself available to participate in a political activity encolumnarse [v] AR
opportunistically change opinion or political party maromear [v] MX
follow the current political regime of puerto rico unconditionally ñangotar [v] PR
adhere to an ideology, cause, political party, or person partidarizarse [v] NI PE BO
astutely seek a political position pescuecear [v] VE
beat a political opponent for a position planchar [v] PA
walk through classrooms to inform students of general activities of a political nature salonear [v] MX
become a political candidate tirarse [v] HN
change political parties voltear [v] MX HN SV NI CR PA DO PR CO VE EC PE BO
change political parties voltearse [v] NI PR CO PE BO
awaiting a change of the political party in power en depósito [adv] HN
people who belong to the same group or collective, especially of an ideological or political type and who are characterized by incorrect or illegal behavior coyotes de la misma loma [m/pl] GT derog.
political militancy fuerzas vivas [f/pl] MX CR BO
political party tiendas [f/pl] UY derog.
political faction tiendas [f/pl] UY derog.
end of the term of political exile operación retorno LAM
condition from who is down on the social or political scale abajismo DO rare
non-political apolítica [adj/f]
relating to political economy crematística [adj/f]
relating to political economy crematológica [adj/f]
related to bloque popular political movement supporter bloquera [adj/f] HN
Idioms
a political contribution una contribución política [f]
be a member of a political party ser miembro de un partido político [v]
a political football un juego político
a political football explotar políticamente un asunto
political events acontecimientos políticos
clandestine broadcaster that transmits rumors of political news radio bemba [f] CU DO VE
clandestine broadcaster that transmits rumors of political news radio bemba [f] CO:N EC rare
clandestine broadcaster that transmits rumors of political news radio bemba [f] HN PA
clandestine broadcaster that transmits rumors of political news radio cocina [f] BO
political party tienda política [f] EC PE BO CL
political faction tienda política [f] EC PE BO CL
become a large problem in the social/economic/political order armarse la grande [v] CO BO CL AR
become a large problem in the social/economic/political organization armarse la grande [v] CO BO CL AR
change political parties dar el cambiazo [v] PA
control all details in order to meet political objectives aceitar la maquinaria [v] MX PR
show one's preference for an idea or a political party ponerse la camiseta [v] NI EC BO CL PY AR UY
publicly display one's political affiliation darse color [v] GT HN SV NI
change political affiliation out of convenience darse vuelta la chaqueta [v] CL
drastically change one's political affiliation dar el cambiazo [v] PA
abandon the club or the political party to which one used to belong cambiar de chingorro [v] NI
abstain from taking sides in a political discussion estar en la cerca [v] CU
enjoy a good political position estar cincho [v] MX
have a deep and privileged knowledge of the political situation, by their social condition estar en el engranaje [v] DO
have a strong or consolidated political position estar macizo [v] MX
be part of the political elite estar en la guanábana [v] VE
suddenly occur a large problem of social, economic, or political order armarse la grande [v] CO BO CL AR
obtain political power, especially as president of the republic encaramarse en la burra [v] HN NI
climb up the political ladder encaramarse en la burra [v] HN NI
obtain political power montarse en la burra [v] HN NI CR
be firm in political convictions ser de clavo pasado [v] PR
achieve political power subirse al tutumo [v] BO:E
achieve political power as the presidency of the republic subirse en la burra [v] HN NI
Colloquial
political leadership caciquismo [m]
political leader cacique [m]
change political parties dar el cambiazo [v]
political hot potato asunto delicado
political maneuvers done in the dark chanchuyo  [m] AR
conservative political ideas and doctrine of honduras' partido nacional cachurequismo [m] HN
obligatory participation of people in a political activity acarreo [m] MX derog.
bribery in political or institutional life cañonazo [m] MX NI PA
surprise political maneuver madrugonazo [m] PA
person who sympathizes with two political parties pastelero [m] VE
political, social sketch, sign, or drawing on a wall pintado [m] BO:W
person of humble origin who ends up in a good economic or political position piojo resucitado [m] MX UY derog.
political power coroto [m] CO VE
astute search for a political position pescueceo [m] VE
incompetent public employee hired because of political or personal influence batata [f] PR
person with conservative political ideas conserva [f] AR
group of cuban political dissidents gusanera [f] CU derog.
person who sympathizes with two political parties pastelera [f] VE
political propaganda painted on walls pinta [f] VE PE
share of power monopolized by a political group troncha [f] EC
activist or supporter of the political party unidad democrática popular (udp) that governed from 1982 to 1985 udepista [m/f] BO
supporting the political, social, and economic ideas of the leftist political coalition unidad popular, in chile between 1970 and 1973 upeliento [adj] CL disused derog.
exercise leadership during a political campaign jefaturizar [v] BO
direct a political party liderear [v] PY
change one's political beliefs desteñirse [v] CU
register with a political party enlistarse [v] BO
sympathize with two political parties pastelear [v] VE
switch political parties dar la machincuepa [v] MX
switch political parties echar la machincuepa [v] MX
switch political parties hacer machincuepas [v] MX
astutely seek a political position pescuecear [v] VE
Slang
ecuadorian indigenous person occupying an important political post ensombrerado [m] EC rare
ecuadorian indigenous person occupying an important political post ensombrerada [f] EC rare
lose political support desteñirse [v] CU derog.
a political unit cantón CR
Business
political asylum asilo político [m]
political climate clima político [m]
local political boss cacique [m]
political opening-up apertura política [f]
political situation coyuntura política [f]
political contribution contribución política [f]
political cooperation cooperación política [f]
political co-operation cooperación política [f]
political donation contribución política [f]
political centres of power centros de poder político [m/pl]
political will voluntad política
political risk riesgo político
political strike huelga política
political correctness corrección política
political system régimen político
political institution institución política
pc (political correctness) corrección política
pc (political correctness) esfuerzos aparentes de no ofender a ciertos grupos
political correctness esfuerzos aparentes de no ofender a ciertos grupos
political risk riesgo político
political circles medios políticos
political system sistema político
political situation situación política
political advisor asesor político
political means medios políticos
political issue asunto político
political affairs asuntos políticos
political economy economía política
political trends tendencias políticas
political stability estabilidad política
political stabilization estabilización política
political change cambio político
political party partido político
political unit unidad política
political union unión política
political price precio político
Administration
political risk riesgo político
Finance
combination of the political and commercial risks combinación de riesgos políticos y comerciales [f]
political risk riesgo político
political price precio político
political economy economía política
political institutions instituciones políticas
political risk riesgo soberano
political risk riesgo de la deuda soberana