Eurocrat:
(plural: ‘Euocrats‘; pronunciation: the letters ‘eu’ rhyme with the word “you” — for the right pronunciation, please click here)
an official (administrative or technical officer) at the headquarters of the European Common Market (European Economic Community/European Union),
a typical Eurocrat
In general and mostly because of the present global financial crunch, a Eurocrat is not taken lightly, and most of the Eurocrats face strong criticism not only form the outsiders but also from their colleagues.
There is a general notion among political experts around world that Eurocrats are anti-democracy — ‘terrified of democracy’ because of the most important reason that they are not elected to their positions by the people!
There are rumours that Eurocrats’ children are given the best of schooling and other privileges and the tax payers are paying for them.
