Definition of RINO in US English:

RINO

abbreviationˈrīnōˈrīnō

Republican in name only, referring to a member of the Republican Party considered too liberal by more conservative members.
Example sentencesExamples
- He is pro-choice, pro-gun control and pro-gay rights, leading some conservatives to consider him a RINO—Republican in Name Only.
- That might help getting some of the RINO support, which is more important than the Democratic support.
- Just because she was a "RINO" doesn't mean she was a bad person—or a bad Representative.
- An embrace of race and gender preferences is to be expected from a RINO like him.
- I don't even think he'll lose the RINO senators.

Definition of RINO in US English:

RINO

abbreviationˈrīnō

Republican in name only, referring to a member of the Republican Party considered too liberal by more conservative members.
Example sentencesExamples
- An embrace of race and gender preferences is to be expected from a RINO like him.
- He is pro-choice, pro-gun control and pro-gay rights, leading some conservatives to consider him a RINO—Republican in Name Only.
- I don't even think he'll lose the RINO senators.
- Just because she was a "RINO" doesn't mean she was a bad person—or a bad Representative.
- That might help getting some of the RINO support, which is more important than the Democratic support.

词汇	RINO
释义	Definition of RINO in US English: RINO abbreviationˈrīnōˈrīnō Republican in name only, referring to a member of the Republican Party considered too liberal by more conservative members. Example sentencesExamples He is pro-choice, pro-gun control and pro-gay rights, leading some conservatives to consider him a RINO—Republican in Name Only. That might help getting some of the RINO support, which is more important than the Democratic support. Just because she was a "RINO" doesn't mean she was a bad person—or a bad Representative. An embrace of race and gender preferences is to be expected from a RINO like him. I don't even think he'll lose the RINO senators. Definition of RINO in US English: RINO abbreviationˈrīnō Republican in name only, referring to a member of the Republican Party considered too liberal by more conservative members. Example sentencesExamples An embrace of race and gender preferences is to be expected from a RINO like him. He is pro-choice, pro-gun control and pro-gay rights, leading some conservatives to consider him a RINO—Republican in Name Only. I don't even think he'll lose the RINO senators. Just because she was a "RINO" doesn't mean she was a bad person—or a bad Representative. That might help getting some of the RINO support, which is more important than the Democratic support.
随便看	change of loyalties change of mind change of ownership change of pace change of pace change of pitch change of plan change of scene change of scene change of scenery change of scenery change of the monsoon change of timbre change of tone change one's attitude change (one's clothes) change one's mind change one's mind change one's mind about change one's opinion change one's plans change one's position change one's tune change one's tune change (or switch or shift) gear