Definition of activist in English:

activist

noun ˈaktɪvɪstˈæktɪvəst

A person who campaigns to bring about political or social change.
police arrested three activists
a committed animal rights activist
Example sentencesExamples
- Dependence on the federal goverment has made political activists out of many beet farmers.
- You have been called a social activist and writer with a message and mission.
- Activists are warning our farmers a similar disaster could happen to them.
- The activists say this is the start of a statewide movement to stop biotech agriculture in California.
- Scientists claim genetically modified foods are safe; meanwhile, activists are blasting the opposite message at consumers.
- To date, this has not dissuaded the media or the activists who are determined to find a smoking gun.
- The account is based on interviews with union leaders, activists, and political leaders.
- The corporation, activists claim, is simply out to make "monopoly profits" from food on which millions depend.
- The column was written by a collective of women and some men, many of them prominent academics and media activists in their own right.
- We enjoy the fact that he likes to describe himself not as a patron or benefactor but as a literary activist.

adjective ˈaktɪvɪstˈæktɪvəst

Campaigning to bring about political or social change.
activist groups around the world are organizing solidarity events
a green-leaning activist magazine
Example sentencesExamples
- He warns us against the scourge of "protectionism," an inevitable response to the global imbalances his activist inflationary policies have fostered.
- The exhibit focuses on recent activist art by Chicago-based artists.
- Preservation is an inherently conservative endeavor that the liberal senator has helped radicalize into an activist pursuit.
- Our co-op is made up of extremely committed and activist members.
- His latest book has a more activist agenda, albeit one that's cloaked as a continuation of his architecture lessons.
- Her response was activist in tone, as she incorporated the request into the artwork itself.
- We explicitly do not have an activist short-term-oriented policy.
- Despite the work's dynamic and activist nature, one could not help wondering about an apparent contradiction.
- The legislature has made such designations, and has been uncomfortable with the executive branch taking an activist role.
- The combination of unfettered finance and activist monetary management has been a recipe for momentous inflation.

Definition of activist in US English:

activist

nounˈaktivəstˈæktɪvəst

A person who campaigns to bring about political or social change.
police arrested three activists
a committed animal rights activist
Example sentencesExamples
- Activists are warning our farmers a similar disaster could happen to them.
- The activists say this is the start of a statewide movement to stop biotech agriculture in California.
- Dependence on the federal goverment has made political activists out of many beet farmers.
- To date, this has not dissuaded the media or the activists who are determined to find a smoking gun.
- Scientists claim genetically modified foods are safe; meanwhile, activists are blasting the opposite message at consumers.
- We enjoy the fact that he likes to describe himself not as a patron or benefactor but as a literary activist.
- The corporation, activists claim, is simply out to make "monopoly profits" from food on which millions depend.
- The account is based on interviews with union leaders, activists, and political leaders.
- The column was written by a collective of women and some men, many of them prominent academics and media activists in their own right.
- You have been called a social activist and writer with a message and mission.

adjectiveˈaktivəstˈæktɪvəst

Campaigning to bring about political or social change.
activist groups around the world are organizing solidarity events
a green-leaning activist magazine
Example sentencesExamples
- He warns us against the scourge of "protectionism," an inevitable response to the global imbalances his activist inflationary policies have fostered.
- Her response was activist in tone, as she incorporated the request into the artwork itself.
- Preservation is an inherently conservative endeavor that the liberal senator has helped radicalize into an activist pursuit.
- We explicitly do not have an activist short-term-oriented policy.
- The combination of unfettered finance and activist monetary management has been a recipe for momentous inflation.
- Our co-op is made up of extremely committed and activist members.
- His latest book has a more activist agenda, albeit one that's cloaked as a continuation of his architecture lessons.
- The exhibit focuses on recent activist art by Chicago-based artists.
- Despite the work's dynamic and activist nature, one could not help wondering about an apparent contradiction.
- The legislature has made such designations, and has been uncomfortable with the executive branch taking an activist role.

词汇	activist
释义	Definition of activist in English: activist noun ˈaktɪvɪstˈæktɪvəst A person who campaigns to bring about political or social change. police arrested three activists a committed animal rights activist Example sentencesExamples Dependence on the federal goverment has made political activists out of many beet farmers. You have been called a social activist and writer with a message and mission. Activists are warning our farmers a similar disaster could happen to them. The activists say this is the start of a statewide movement to stop biotech agriculture in California. Scientists claim genetically modified foods are safe; meanwhile, activists are blasting the opposite message at consumers. To date, this has not dissuaded the media or the activists who are determined to find a smoking gun. The account is based on interviews with union leaders, activists, and political leaders. The corporation, activists claim, is simply out to make "monopoly profits" from food on which millions depend. The column was written by a collective of women and some men, many of them prominent academics and media activists in their own right. We enjoy the fact that he likes to describe himself not as a patron or benefactor but as a literary activist. adjective ˈaktɪvɪstˈæktɪvəst Campaigning to bring about political or social change. activist groups around the world are organizing solidarity events a green-leaning activist magazine Example sentencesExamples He warns us against the scourge of "protectionism," an inevitable response to the global imbalances his activist inflationary policies have fostered. The exhibit focuses on recent activist art by Chicago-based artists. Preservation is an inherently conservative endeavor that the liberal senator has helped radicalize into an activist pursuit. Our co-op is made up of extremely committed and activist members. His latest book has a more activist agenda, albeit one that's cloaked as a continuation of his architecture lessons. Her response was activist in tone, as she incorporated the request into the artwork itself. We explicitly do not have an activist short-term-oriented policy. Despite the work's dynamic and activist nature, one could not help wondering about an apparent contradiction. The legislature has made such designations, and has been uncomfortable with the executive branch taking an activist role. The combination of unfettered finance and activist monetary management has been a recipe for momentous inflation. Definition of activist in US English: activist nounˈaktivəstˈæktɪvəst A person who campaigns to bring about political or social change. police arrested three activists a committed animal rights activist Example sentencesExamples Activists are warning our farmers a similar disaster could happen to them. The activists say this is the start of a statewide movement to stop biotech agriculture in California. Dependence on the federal goverment has made political activists out of many beet farmers. To date, this has not dissuaded the media or the activists who are determined to find a smoking gun. Scientists claim genetically modified foods are safe; meanwhile, activists are blasting the opposite message at consumers. We enjoy the fact that he likes to describe himself not as a patron or benefactor but as a literary activist. The corporation, activists claim, is simply out to make "monopoly profits" from food on which millions depend. The account is based on interviews with union leaders, activists, and political leaders. The column was written by a collective of women and some men, many of them prominent academics and media activists in their own right. You have been called a social activist and writer with a message and mission. adjectiveˈaktivəstˈæktɪvəst Campaigning to bring about political or social change. activist groups around the world are organizing solidarity events a green-leaning activist magazine Example sentencesExamples He warns us against the scourge of "protectionism," an inevitable response to the global imbalances his activist inflationary policies have fostered. Her response was activist in tone, as she incorporated the request into the artwork itself. Preservation is an inherently conservative endeavor that the liberal senator has helped radicalize into an activist pursuit. We explicitly do not have an activist short-term-oriented policy. The combination of unfettered finance and activist monetary management has been a recipe for momentous inflation. Our co-op is made up of extremely committed and activist members. His latest book has a more activist agenda, albeit one that's cloaked as a continuation of his architecture lessons. The exhibit focuses on recent activist art by Chicago-based artists. Despite the work's dynamic and activist nature, one could not help wondering about an apparent contradiction. The legislature has made such designations, and has been uncomfortable with the executive branch taking an activist role.
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