cristianodemócrata

Christian-democratic

noun adjective krees-tyah-noh-deh-MOH-krah-tah Rare

Usage Note

Cristianodemócrata (also written cristiano-demócrata) designates the political tradition of Christian democracy, most associated in Europe with parties like Germany's CDU and Spain's historical CEDA. It is invariable for gender as an adjective: el partido cristianodemócrata and la tradición cristianodemócrata.

Examples

"El candidato cristianodemócrata ganó las elecciones."

Natural Translation

The Christian-democratic candidate won the elections.

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