THATCHER

n.One whose occupation is to thatch houses.

THATCHER

THATCHER Thatch "er, n.

Thatcher, Margaret

Thatch er, Margaret |ˈTHaCHər ˈθætʃər |, Baroness Thatcher of Kesteven (1925 –), British Conservative stateswoman; prime minister 1979 –90; full name Margaret Hilda Thatcher. The country's first woman prime minister and the longest-serving British prime minister of the 20th century, her period in office was marked by an emphasis on monetarist policies, privatization of nationalized industries, and trade union legislation. DERIVATIVES Thatch er ism |-ˌrizəm |noun, Thatch er ite |-ˌrīt |noun & adjective

Thatcher, Margaret

Thatch ¦er |ˈθatʃə |, Baroness Thatcher of Kesteven (b.1925 ), British Conservative stateswoman, Prime Minister 1979 –90; full name Margaret Hilda Thatcher. She was the country's first woman Prime Minister, and became the longest-serving British Prime Minister of the 20th century. Her period in office was marked by an emphasis on monetarist policies, privatization of nationalized industries, and trade union legislation. She became known for her determination and her emphasis on individual responsibility and enterprise. DERIVATIVES Thatcherism noun, Thatcherite noun & adjective

Thatcher

That cher Eigenname |ˈθɛt͜ʃɐ |englische Politikerin

Thatcherismus

That che ris mus Substantiv, maskulin , der |Thatcher i smus |der Thatcherismus; Genitiv: des Thatcherismus nach der englischen Politikerin von der ehemaligen britischen Premierministerin Margaret Thatcher geprägte Form der Sozial-, Finanz- und Wirtschaftspolitik

Thatcher

Thatch er /θǽtʃə r /名詞 サッチャー 〘Margaret Hilda /hɪ́ldə / ～; 1925 --; 英国の政治家; 首相 (1979 --90 )〙.～ism 名詞 U サッチャリズム 〘「小さな政府 」を目指すThatcher首相の政策 〙.