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conservative和 conventional有什么相似和区别

保守的 conservative 。

激进的 radical

请注意：

在西方国家，左派( left-wing)是radical； 右派 (right-wing) 是conservative。

在共产党国家，左派是conservative；右派是radical。

原因在于：

在西方国家，左派想往社会主义( socialism )靠；

在共产党国家，右派想往资本主义( capitalism )靠。

所以他们都是radical， 想改变或改革。

因此，为了避免混淆，用左派( left-wing) 和右派 (right-wing) 比较适易。

cpu调节器哪个模式最适合日常使用

conservative是保守的。

柯林斯英汉双解大词典

conservative /kənˈsɜːvətɪv/ CET4 TEM4 ( conservatives )。

1.

ADJ Someone who is conservative has views that are toward the political right. In the U.S. the Republicans are more conservative than the Democrats, who are more liberal. 持政治右倾观点的。

例：

...counties whose citizens invariably support the most conservative candidate in any election.。

…公民们在任何选举中都千篇一律地支持最保守的候选人的县。

2.

N-COUNT Conservative is also a noun. 右倾人士。

例：

The new judge is 50-year-old David Suitor who's regarded as a conservative.。

这名新法官是50岁的、被视为右倾人士的戴维·休特。

3.

ADJ Someone who is conservative or has conservative ideas is unwilling to accept changes and new ideas. (观点) 保守的。

例：

People tend to be more liberal when they're young and more conservative as they get older.。

人们在年轻时常常更开放，年纪越大就越保守。

4.

ADJ If someone dresses in a conservative way, their clothes are conventional in style. (衣着) 守旧的。

例：

The girl was well dressed, as usual, though in a more conservative style.。

这个女孩像平常一样穿着得体，但式样则更守旧。

conventional传统的。

conventional

英 [kən'venʃ(ə)n(ə)l] 美 [kən'vɛnʃənl] 。

adj. 符合习俗的，传统的；常见的；惯例的。

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常规

如某家听牌时打出了8条，按组牌成顺子的常规(Conventional)推理，他拆的是搭，即6、8嵌搭或8、9边搭，7、8两面(Both sides)搭子的可能性极小，所以这家极可能(May)是吊6条或9条的将牌。

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传统的

惯例的

俗套

短语

conventional weapon 常规武器 ; 常规兵器。

conventional lending 传统放款 ; 常规放款 ; 传统放款;常规放款。

conventional tariff 协定关税 ; 协定税则 ; 协定税率 ; 约定税率。

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conventional /kənˈvɛnʃənəl/ CET4 TEM4。

1.

ADJ Someone who is conventional has behaviour or opinions that are ordinary and normal. (行为观念等) 传统的。

例：

...a respectable married woman with conventional opinions.。

…一个可敬的观念传统的已婚妇女。

2.

conventionally ADV 传统地。

例：

Men still wore their hair short and dressed conventionally.。

男人还是留着短发，着装传统。

3.

ADJ A conventional method or product is one that is usually used or that has been in use for a long time. 传统的 (方法或产品等)。

例：

...the risks and drawbacks of conventional family planning methods.。

…传统计划生育方法的风险和缺陷。

加拿大有几个党派

performance-高性能模式:在这个模式系统会按设定最大主频率满负荷运转，主频会一直保持在设定范围内的最大值。

2.hotplug-单核模式：在这个模式系统会在检测到CPU低负载关闭一个核心变成单核。

3.conservative-保守模式：在此模式下系统会回设置较低的频率下降响应参数，主频在空闲时下降更快，更节能，但CPU速度调整会相对慢些。

4.powersave-省电模式：此模式下系统将保持在设定最小频率低负荷运行。

5.userspace-用户隔离模式-：当cpu设置模块处于非工作状态时控制cpu速度的一种方法。

6.ondemand-按需响应模式：这个模式一般是系统默认模式，根据需要自动调节cpu频率，此模式的特点是频率升高需条件触发，反应迅速，频率下降无需触发，不需要高频率时自动渐渐下降。

7.interactive-交互模式-：只要手机运行频率直接上最高值，然后看CPU负荷慢慢降低，系统响应最快，耗电多一些。”

日常的话就选ondemand,就是自动模式，会按需调节。如果经常玩游戏就选择高性能模式。

谁可以告诉我英国保守党的特点,英文的

加拿大有4个党派，分别是自由党、保守党、新民主党、魁北克集团。

一、自由党（Liberal Party）：

执政党。1873年成立。代表工业垄断资本集团利益并兼顾中、小企业利益。领袖为贾斯廷·特鲁多，前总理皮埃尔·特鲁多长子，2013年4月当选。

二、保守党（Conservative Party）：

正式反对党，加右翼政党。由联盟党和进步保守党于2003年12月合并而成，代表银行保险业、铁路运输业、能源工业垄断资本和大农场主利益。领袖为安德鲁·希尔（Andrew Scheer），2017年5月当选。

三、新民主党（New Democratic Party）：

反对党。1961年由“平民合作联盟”与“加拿大劳工大会”联合而成。属于中左翼社会民主党性质，代表中下劳动阶层利益，主张政府提供更多公共产品以弥补市场缺陷。领袖为贾格米特·辛格（Jagmeet Singh），2017年10月当选。

四、魁北克集团（Bloc Quebecois）：

反对党。1990年成立。代表魁北克人的利益，主张魁北克独立。领袖为伊夫—弗朗索瓦·布朗谢 （Yves-François Blanchet），2019年1月当选。

参考资料来源：百度百科－加拿大政党。

什么是conservative force ?

Name

The Party's rarely used, more official name is The Conservative and Unionist Party. The name has its origins in the 1912 merger with the Liberal Unionist Party and is an echo of the party's 1886-1921 policy of maintaining the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, in opposition to Irish nationalist and republican aspirations. Scotland's Unionist Party was independent of the Conservatives until 1965. Similarly the Ulster Unionist Party supported the Conservatives for many decades in the House of Commons and traditionally took the Conservative whip. In contrast to Scotland, this arrangement broke down in the aftermath of the Ulster Unionists' opposition to the 1973 Sunningdale Agreement. The Conservative Party is now formally organised in Northern Ireland separately from the Ulster Unionist Party.。

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Organisation and membership。

The internal organisation of the Conservative Party is a contrast between the grassroots constituency groups who dominate in the election of party leaders, and the members of the Conservative Campaign Headquarters who lead in financing, the organisation of elections, and drafting of policy. The leader of the Parliamentary party provides the core of daily political activity and forms policy in consultation with his cabinet and administration. This decentralised structure is unusual.[1]。

As with Labour, party membership has long been declining and despite an initial boost shortly after Cameron's election as leader, membership resumed its fall in 2006 (with some defections to the United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP)) and is now actually lower than when David Cameron was elected[2] in December 2005. However, the Conservative Party still has more members (about 290,000) than the Labour Party and the Liberal Democrats combined (around 200,000 and 70,000 respectively).[2] The party does not publicly provide verifiable membership figures, making this conjecture difficult to confirm.。

According to accounts filed with the Electoral Commission it had income in the year ending 31 December 2004 of about £20 million and expenditure of about £26 million.[3]。

The electoral symbol of the Conservative party is a stylised oak tree, replacing the freedom torch. The present motto, adopted by the Party on 6 December 2005, is "Change to Win – Win for Britain". The official party colours are red, white and blue, though blue is most generally associated with the party, in contrast to the red of the Labour Party. (In the Cumbrian constituencies of Penrith and the Border and Westmorland and Lonsdale the party adopts yellow as its colour after the coat of arms of the Earls of Lonsdale).。

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Current policies。

Conservatives are generally supportive of reduced government intervention in most matters. They are also noted for stance against further EU integration. Many commentators believe that their failures in UK politics from 1997 were partly as a result of continued internal tension between Europhiles (such as Kenneth Clarke and Michael Heseltine) and Eurosceptics (such as John Redwood and William Hague). However, the Conservative party has in recent years largely come to terms with these issues, or has at least ceased to argue quite as publicly over what remains a contentious internal issue.。

Since the election of David Cameron as leader, party policy has increasingly focused on such "quality of life" issues as the environment, the improvement of government services (most prominently the National Health Service and the Home Office), and schools.。

Conservatives hold a varying record of opposition and support on parliamentary devolution to the national and English regions of the UK. They opposed devolution to Wales and Scotland in 1997, whilst supporting it for Northern Ireland. They also opposed the government's unsuccessful attempt at devolution of power to North East England in 2004. However, since the New Labour government introduced devolution in Wales and Scotland, the Conservatives have pledged not to reverse these reforms. Recently the Conservatives have begun to take a stance on the West Lothian Question, and support the idea that only English MPs should vote on policies which affect only England. The current devolution status quo allows House of Commons MPs in Scottish constituencies to vote on matters which only affect England, but does not allow Commons English MPs to vote on matters affecting Scotland, since the new Scottish Parliament controls almost all legislation affecting Scotland alone.[。

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