Kanzler-Machtwort
Der Kanzler sprach ein Machtwort, um die Debatte zu beenden.
The chancellor issued a decisive statement to end the debate.
A strong, authoritative statement made by the chancellor (usually in Germany or Austria) to resolve a dispute or enforce a decision.
Nach wochenlangen Verhandlungen sprach der Kanzler ein Machtwort und setzte die Reform durch.
After weeks of negotiations, the chancellor issued a decisive statement and pushed through the reform.
This phrase is often used in political contexts to describe a final, unchallengeable decision by the chancellor.
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Political Context
This phrase is typically used in political discussions about government decisions.
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Authority
The phrase emphasizes the chancellor's authority to make final decisions.
Word Origin
Composed of 'Kanzler' (chancellor) and 'Machtwort' (powerful word), emphasizing the authority of the chancellor's statement.
Usage Notes
This phrase is specific to German-speaking countries and is used to describe a final, authoritative decision by the chancellor.