| 释义 |
Definition of rightist in English: rightistnoun ˈrʌɪtɪstˈraɪdɪst A person who supports the political views or policies of the right. a national hero of the rightists Example sentencesExamples - They had already been in direct violation of the amendment, which prohibited aid to the rightists.
- Although his intent behind using these words was ironic, rightists threatened him with legal action.
- Rightists saw liberalism, conservatism, and socialism as degenerate, and presented their radical nationalism as the only way to purify their nations.
- The network's ranting rightist 'let go' after he broke the no-homophobia vow.
- We have to put up with the oddity of independent leftists and failed rightists masquerading as clean and competent political players.
- He's one of those beleaguered rightists who band together for mutual aid and comfort in hostile, leftie Hollywood.
- He embittered by his dismissal in 1906 and was not averse to consorting with the rightists if that would improve his chances.
- The political struggle between communists, neutralists, and rightists continued.
- It opens up the possibility that some grand coalition of socialists and rightists might wield political power there.
- Whether they are rightists or leftists, political entrepreneurs find commitment to an established ideological institution extremely cumbersome.
adjective ˈrʌɪtɪstˈraɪdɪst Supporting or relating to the political views or policies of the right. the last elections resulted in a rightist majority Example sentencesExamples - The phenomenon is even more noticeable when you look at the rightist and libertarian attack blogs.
- His two finest henchmen were in prison, and he had started a killing feud with some extremely dangerous rightist groups.
- For all his rightist political involvement, he was fundamentally a great artist and musician of progressive aspects.
- He identifies himself as a supporter of the rightist party, which now holds 12 seats in the local parliament.
- Rather than acting as the conveyer of constructive criticism, it became the voice of naysaying, rightist extremists.
- With the rightist military takeover, all ideas of tax reform were abandoned.
- Their "politically leftist but economically rightist" stand has resulted in their ambivalence toward media reform.
- The majority of Britain's traditionally Tory newspapers have fallen behind the younger and more rightist candidate.
- When the rightist government came in, it decided to abolish this federal position altogether.
- It was one of the few years in recent US history that saw a decline in rightist tyranny.
Definition of rightist in US English: rightistnounˈrīdistˈraɪdɪst A person who supports the political views or policies of the right. a national hero of the rightists Example sentencesExamples - He embittered by his dismissal in 1906 and was not averse to consorting with the rightists if that would improve his chances.
- It opens up the possibility that some grand coalition of socialists and rightists might wield political power there.
- The political struggle between communists, neutralists, and rightists continued.
- We have to put up with the oddity of independent leftists and failed rightists masquerading as clean and competent political players.
- The network's ranting rightist 'let go' after he broke the no-homophobia vow.
- He's one of those beleaguered rightists who band together for mutual aid and comfort in hostile, leftie Hollywood.
- Although his intent behind using these words was ironic, rightists threatened him with legal action.
- Whether they are rightists or leftists, political entrepreneurs find commitment to an established ideological institution extremely cumbersome.
- They had already been in direct violation of the amendment, which prohibited aid to the rightists.
- Rightists saw liberalism, conservatism, and socialism as degenerate, and presented their radical nationalism as the only way to purify their nations.
adjectiveˈrīdistˈraɪdɪst Supporting or relating to the political views or policies of the right. the last elections resulted in a rightist majority Example sentencesExamples - The phenomenon is even more noticeable when you look at the rightist and libertarian attack blogs.
- Rather than acting as the conveyer of constructive criticism, it became the voice of naysaying, rightist extremists.
- With the rightist military takeover, all ideas of tax reform were abandoned.
- Their "politically leftist but economically rightist" stand has resulted in their ambivalence toward media reform.
- The majority of Britain's traditionally Tory newspapers have fallen behind the younger and more rightist candidate.
- When the rightist government came in, it decided to abolish this federal position altogether.
- It was one of the few years in recent US history that saw a decline in rightist tyranny.
- For all his rightist political involvement, he was fundamentally a great artist and musician of progressive aspects.
- His two finest henchmen were in prison, and he had started a killing feud with some extremely dangerous rightist groups.
- He identifies himself as a supporter of the rightist party, which now holds 12 seats in the local parliament.
|