1.合法性;正统性
2.嫡系;嫡出;正统
1.the fact that something is legal
2.the fact that something is fair and reasonable
1.call it a day These findings call into question the legitimacy of the proceedings.
这些调查结果使该做法的合法性受到置疑。
2.In his eyes, it had lost all legitimacy after it failed to respond to his 1990 warnings.
在他看来，当局由于未能应对他在1990年的警告而失去了所有合法性。
3.In northern minds, destabilising the south and mucking up the referendum would undermine the legitimacy of any putative new country.
在北方人眼里，动摇南方的根基并搅乱民意投票能够削弱任何公认新国家的合法性。
4.To see the point of the "reliability conception" of legitimacy, we need to step back for a moment.
要厘清“可靠性观念”正当性的要点，我们就需要再次回到上文一经讨论过的问题。
5.An elected Palestinian Authority ready to renounce violence would claim international legitimacy.
一个经过选举产生、准备放弃暴力的巴勒斯坦权力机构将在国际上获得合法性。
6.Mr Abbott said Labor's failure to win a majority meant it had lost its legitimacy. He added that his own coalition was "ready to govern" .
艾伯特表示，工党未能赢得多数议席意味着，它已失去正当性。他补充称，他自己的联盟已做好“执政准备”。
7.Many political commentators say it is unnecessary, since the Supreme Court did not directly question the legitimacy of the election itself.
许多政治评论家说这没有必要，因为最高法院并不直接质疑选举本身的合法性。
8.The demonstrators believe he lacks legitimacy and want him to call fresh elections, but Mr Abhisit has refused to step down.
抗议者认为，阿披实担任总理缺乏合法性，希望他重新举行选举，但阿披实拒绝下台。
9.International monitors say the last-minute changes increased voter turnout, but did not undermine the elections legitimacy.
国际监督人士表示最后时间的变化增加了投票结果，但不损坏投票的合法性。
10.Retaliation, or even the threat, would carry more legitimacy if it were part of a multilateral agreement and done on a world stage.
如果在多边协定下，在同一个世界舞台内，威胁亦或是恐吓将带来更多的合理性。