Смысл: academics 
academic 1. [͵ækəʹdemık] n
<Í> 1. преподаватель, профессорили научный сотрудник (высшего) учебного заведения
2.pl и т. п.
3.pl
4.pl разг. в колледже и т. п. )
5. (Academic) сторонник школы Платона, платонист (см.
2.[͵ækəʹdemık] a
<Í> 1. 1) университетский; академический
academic hour - академический час
academic year - учебный год
academic freedoms - унив.
academic failure - неуспеваемость
academic curriculum - курс обучения, учебный план университета и т. п.
academic dress, амер.
2) академический, относящийся к академии
3) фундаментальный (противоп. прикладному; о науках
4) гуманитарный (противоп. техническому; об образовании и т. п.
2. 1) академический, чисто теоретический, отвлечённый, оторванный от практики
academic argument - чисто теоретическое доказательство
out of purely academic interest - из чисто теоретического интереса
2)неодобр. о вопросе и т. п. )
an academic discussion of a matter already settled - бесполезное /бесцельное/ обсуждение уже решённого дела
3. канонический, традиционный
academic painting - академическая живопись
4. (Academic)филос.
<Í> 1. преподаватель, профессор
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5. (Academic) сторонник школы Платона, платонист (
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<Í> 1. 1) университетский; академический
2) академический, относящийся к академии
3) фундаментальный (
4) гуманитарный (
2. 1) академический, чисто теоретический, отвлечённый, оторванный от практики
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3. канонический, традиционный
4. (Academic)
cs Идиома
trickle-down economics
anabolics
play politics
The attorney for the union accused the Mayor of playing politics in the strike．工会律师谴责市长在这次罢工中玩弄权术。
In order to get elected，he had to play politics with both the unions and the bosses．为了要当选，他得同时与工会和老板们达成协议。
know one's ABCs
Idiom(s): know one's ABCsTheme: KNOWLEDGE
to know the alphabet; to know the most basic things (about something). (Informal.)
• Bill can't do it. He doesn't even know his ABCs.
• You can't expect to write novels when you don't even know your ABCs.
Dog-whistle politics
(AU) When political parties have policies that will appeal to racists while not being overtly racist, they are indulging in dog-whistle politics.Kick the ballistics
It means you realise the intensity of a situation. For example, there is too much unemployment now, so the prime minister must kick the ballistics and change his policy.Wedge politics
(USA) In wedge politics, one party uses an issue that they hope will divide members of a different party to create conflict and weaken it.green politics
environmental politics: "He's in green politics and often campaigns to fight pollution."play politics|play|politics
v. phr. To make secret agreements for your own gain; handle different groups for your own advantage. In order to get elected, he had to play politics with both the unions and the bosses. Mary always gets what she wants by playing office politics.back to basics
back to basicsBack to fundamental principles, as in The plans are much too elaborate; to stay in our budget we have to get back to basics. At first this term was used mainly for schooling that stresses proficiency in reading, writing, and mathematics (also see three R's), but it quickly was transferred to other areas. [1970s]
politics
politicssee play politics.
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