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Definition of patriot in English: patriotnoun ˈpeɪtrɪətˈpatrɪətˈpeɪtriət 1A person who vigorously supports their country and is prepared to defend it against enemies or detractors. 爱国者，爱国主义者 Example sentencesExamples - Third, we cannot do our duty as citizens and patriots if we pursue an agenda that polarizes and divides our country.
- We are not hostile or petty little nationalists, but true patriots of Yorkshire.
- Both her paternal and maternal relatives were American patriots who vigorously supported the new republic of the United States of America.
- I used to be a true patriot of our country and I turned into something really horrible.
- He is a fierce patriot and will support Canada at every turn.
- All the founders had been passionate patriots during the American Revolution and ardent nationalists once the Republic was established.
- The Revolution itself divided the populace, with patriots and loyalists battling one another for control of what each saw as their country.
- Each generation of Americans has been called upon to produce patriots, patriots willing to dedicate their lives to the defense of liberty.
- It is people like you who are the true patriots, and people like them, who betray the rule of law at their whim, who are the traitors.
- Along the way, he proves that a true patriot is one who defends his or her country's finest ideals.
- Almost every decade some dismal group of self-proclaimed patriots mobilises to repel a new invasion or subversive threat.
- It's the irony of the situation today that those who claim to be Indian patriots supported British rule.
- Those whose loyalty was to their goods could not be true patriots.
- He wasn't a total genius - he was a true patriot, but not a total genius.
- All Iraqi patriots, they reason, would support such a solution.
- He was a patriot grappling with questions of emancipation, dependence, neocolonialism, and the creation of a genuine social revolution.
- I believe I'm more of a patriot and more jingoistic than these people who see me as a radical.
- To me, a true patriot is one whose allegiance is to freedom, not to flags.
- They are true patriots at a time when patriotism is under attack.
- The following night partisans and patriots occupy the regional government buildings and barracks.
Synonyms nationalist, loyalist chauvinist, jingoist, jingo, flag-waver, isolationist, xenophobe 2trademark in UK An automated surface-to-air missile designed for early detection and interception of incoming missiles or aircraft.
OriginLate 16th century: from French patriote, from late Latin patriota ‘fellow countryman’, from Greek patriōtēs, from patrios ‘of one's fathers’, from patris ‘fatherland’. pope from Old English: The word pope came via ecclesiastical Latin from ecclesiastical Greek papas ‘bishop, patriarch’, a variant of Greek pappas ‘father’. From the same root came Late Middle English papal and papacy, and mid 16th-century papist. Patriarch (Middle English) is from Old French patriarche, via ecclesiastical Latin from Greek patriarkhēs: formed from patria ‘family’ and arkhēs ‘ruling’. Patriot (late 16th century) and patriotic (mid 17th century) go back to a related Greek patris ‘fatherland’. These are connected with English papa (late 17th century) for ‘father’ and mum, all being based on the early babbling sounds produced by infants, as is daddy (Late Middle English). See also pattern
Definition of patriot in US English: patriotnounˈpeɪtriətˈpātrēət 1A person who vigorously supports their country and is prepared to defend it against enemies or detractors. 爱国者，爱国主义者 Example sentencesExamples - Each generation of Americans has been called upon to produce patriots, patriots willing to dedicate their lives to the defense of liberty.
- All Iraqi patriots, they reason, would support such a solution.
- Third, we cannot do our duty as citizens and patriots if we pursue an agenda that polarizes and divides our country.
- It's the irony of the situation today that those who claim to be Indian patriots supported British rule.
- Along the way, he proves that a true patriot is one who defends his or her country's finest ideals.
- I used to be a true patriot of our country and I turned into something really horrible.
- He is a fierce patriot and will support Canada at every turn.
- They are true patriots at a time when patriotism is under attack.
- We are not hostile or petty little nationalists, but true patriots of Yorkshire.
- It is people like you who are the true patriots, and people like them, who betray the rule of law at their whim, who are the traitors.
- He wasn't a total genius - he was a true patriot, but not a total genius.
- All the founders had been passionate patriots during the American Revolution and ardent nationalists once the Republic was established.
- I believe I'm more of a patriot and more jingoistic than these people who see me as a radical.
- Those whose loyalty was to their goods could not be true patriots.
- The following night partisans and patriots occupy the regional government buildings and barracks.
- To me, a true patriot is one whose allegiance is to freedom, not to flags.
- Almost every decade some dismal group of self-proclaimed patriots mobilises to repel a new invasion or subversive threat.
- The Revolution itself divided the populace, with patriots and loyalists battling one another for control of what each saw as their country.
- He was a patriot grappling with questions of emancipation, dependence, neocolonialism, and the creation of a genuine social revolution.
- Both her paternal and maternal relatives were American patriots who vigorously supported the new republic of the United States of America.
2trademark in UK An automated surface-to-air missile designed for early detection and interception of incoming missiles or aircraft.
OriginLate 16th century: from French patriote, from late Latin patriota ‘fellow countryman’, from Greek patriōtēs, from patrios ‘of one's fathers’, from patris ‘fatherland’. |