单词citizenship
n.: 公民权利（或资格）；公民身份（或义务）
网络: 国籍；公民资格；公民身分
公民权利（或资格）:
the legal right to belong to a particular country
公民身份（或义务）:
the state of being a citizen and accepting the responsibilities of it
国籍
〔律〕公民身份;公民资格;公民的权利和义务
adj.+n.:
british citizenship,french citizenship
v.+n.:
acquire citizenship
n.nationalityresidencyright of abodesocial responsibilitypublic spirit
De Leon said he had no doubt that if he got his citizenship, he could win the gold for the United States.
德莱昂说他已下定决心，一旦拿到国籍，就一定会全力为美国队赢回一枚金牌。
The right to be elected is one of the basic rights of citizenship, and is one fundamental category of constitutional jurisprudence.
被选举权是一项非常重要的公民的基本权利，也是宪法学的一个重要范畴。
"Public journalism" is no other than a sense of citizenship and a sense of citizen responsibility.
“公共新闻”运动要提倡的恰恰是这样一种公民意识，一种公民责任感。
She then presented officials with the results of a DNA test that she said was accepted as proof of her right to Thai citizenship.
她后来向官方递交一份DNA的检验结果，她说官方同意可当作她有权申请泰国公民资格的证明。
Because China does not recognize dual nationalities, the move requires her to forsake her Chinese citizenship.
因为中国不承认双重国籍，她的这个决定需要其放弃中国公民身份。
CA: Can you picture, in our lifetimes, a politician ever going out on a platform of the kind of full-form global ethic, global citizenship?
CA：您能否想象，在您的有生之年里，一个政治家可以支持这种完整意义上的全球伦理，全球公民权？
If birthright citizenship were abolished, these children would not be U. S. citizens, at least not automatically as at present.
如果出生地国籍主义被废除，这些子女就不会是美国公民，至少他们不会像现在那样自动成为美国公民。
From the beginning to talk about democracy, citizenship and political participation will occupy an important position.
从谈论民主伊始，公民政治参与就占据了重要的地位。
Romania had encouraged Moldovans to obtain Romanian citizenship, even though Moldova was not in the EU, he said.
他说，虽然马尔代夫不是欧盟国家，但是罗马尼亚在过去仍然鼓励马尔代夫人获得罗马尼亚国籍。
The children, once they turn 21, would also be able to petition for their parents to get United States citizenship.
这些孩子，一到21岁就可以为他们的父母申请美国公民身份。