centrist

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英[ˈsentrɪst]

美[ˈsɛntrɪst]

基本意思释义

n.（*治上的）中立派; 温和派

词性变化

复数:centrists;

短语及实用例句

He had left the movement because it had abandoned its centrist policies.

他退出了该运动，因为它放弃了温和*策。

But the reality of Clintonomics was more centrist and less ambitious than promised.

但现实是,克林顿*府的经济*策并没有允诺的那样雄心勃勃,反而更为中间派.

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Republican strategists attribute the turnaround to Schwarzenegger\'s return to the centrist persona that got him elected.

共和*战略家们将这一转变归功于施瓦辛格还原了他的温和派形象,正是这一点助他当上了州长.

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Jobbik and Ataka grew out of a collapse in support for centrist parties.

Jobbik和Ataka是在人们对中间*派不再支持的情况下发展起来.

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Realities: It is unglamorous to articulate, and complex to conduct, a centrist policy.

现实情况: 阐述一项不偏不倚的*策是乏味的, 执行这项*策更为复杂.

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Unlike Bill Clinton an instinctive centrist, Mr Obama is a progressive liberal.

与天生的中间派比尔?克林顿(BillClinton)不同, 奥巴马是一个进步的自由派人士.

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The nuanced centrist or the man from Ben and Jerry\'s?

微妙的温和派或从本和杰瑞的人?

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Although she is on her party\'s left, centrist Democrats find her a good listener.

虽然她在*内属于左派, 但温和派的民主*人发现她很乐于倾听别人的想法.

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The Civic Movement could be the nucleus of a centrist party of the future.

公民运动的成员可能会成为未来中间派**的核心。

辞典例句

He had left the movement because it had abandoned its centrist policies.

他退出了该运动，因为它放弃了温和*策。

柯林斯例句

英英释义

Noun

1. a person who takes a position in the political center

Adjective

1. supporting or pursuing a course of action that is neither liberal nor conservative