Bureaucratic Meaning in English

word

US

ˌbjʊɹəˈkɹætɪk

byoor-uh-KRAT-ik

UK

bjˌɔːɹəʊkɹˈætɪk

byaw-ruh-KRAT-ik

释义

Relating to complicated official rules and processes, usually in government or large organizations, often causing delays or frustration.

用法与细微差别

Used in formal or critical contexts, often negative. Common with terms like 'bureaucratic process', 'bureaucratic system'. Implies unnecessary complexity or inefficiency due to rigid rules.

• Spanish: burocrático
• Portuguese (BR): burocrático
• Portuguese (PT): burocrático
• Chinese (Simplified): 官僚主义的
• Chinese (Traditional): 官僚主義的
• Hindi: नौकरशाही
• Arabic: بيروقراطي
• Bengali: بيروکريٽিক - আমলাতান্ত্রিক
• Russian: бюрократический
• Japanese: 官僚的
• Vietnamese: quan liêu
• Korean: 관료주의적인
• Turkish: bürokratik
• Urdu: افسر شاہی
• Indonesian: birokratis

例句

The company has a bureaucratic structure.

basic

The bureaucratic rules made the process slow.

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Getting a permit was a bureaucratic nightmare.

basic

Everything moves slowly because of the bureaucratic system here.

natural

Dealing with bureaucratic paperwork always wastes my time.

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Their response was so bureaucratic, it didn’t even answer my question.

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