英语单词短语词组“centrism”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

centrism

noun[U]

politicsspecialized

/ˈsen.trɪ.zəm/us

/ˈsen.trɪ.zəm/

politicalbeliefsorpoliciesthat are at thecentreof therangeofpoliticalopinions:

中间路线，中间派的政策，温和主义

Hisstrategygenerallyvaluesconsensusand centrism overideology.他的战略通常重视共识和中间派的看法，而不是意识形态。

The new Prime Minister wasurgedtomoveleftwards, away from his predecessor's centrism.敦促新首相向左倾，远离前任的中间路线。

Related word

centrist

More examples

Manyanalyststodaybelievethat centrism andevenliberalismisvirtuallydead.
Some in thepartycould betemptedinto an arch-conservativerevoltagainst her centrism.
Heseesthem aspointlesslyclingingto thefrayinglabelsof "liberalism" (now most oftenwishy-washycentrism) and "conservatism" (which has taken aradicallyhard-rightturn).
Some Republicans weredissatisfiedwith his centrism, saying "He wasn'tpartisanenough."

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Political movements & groups

alt-right
ANC
anti-Bolshevik
anti-Bolshevism
anti-capitalism
antidisestablishmentarianism
Antifa
awkward
big tent
left
left-winger
leftism
leftist
rightist
sectarian
sectarianism
Sinn Fein
the awkward gangidiom
the left wing
the SDLP

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-centrism

suffix

/-sen.trɪ.zəm/us

/-sen.trɪ.zəm/

thefactof having aparticulartypeofperson,place, or thing asyourmostimportantinterest; thequalityof beingseenfrom thepointofviewof aparticulartypeofperson,place, or thing:

TheAcademyhas beenaccusedof Eurocentrism andgenderbias.

The artist'snewestventuresembodyhiscommitmentto ecocentrism.这位艺术家的最新创作体现了他对生态中心主义的投入。

Related word

-centric

See also

Afrocentrism
Anglocentrism
anthropocentrism
ethnocentrism
Eurocentrism
phallocentrism

More examples

As awriterhe isknownfor his New York-centrism, hisobsessionwith thecity.
Thedrawbacktoemphasizingtheimportanceof theindividualis that it canleadtounhealthyegocentrism.
Biocentrismexplainshowlifeis not amereaccidentofphysics, but isessentialto theexistenceof theuniverse.
Hisconversationswithlesbiansledhim tocritiquemaledominanceand heterocentrism.
Ishareyoursentimentabout the male-centrism of somepartsofourreligion.

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Topics & areas of interest

angle
backyard
bailiwick
cause célèbre
con
demesne
domain
front
kingdom
leitmotiv
non-subject
province
scene
score
specialism
specialization
subject
talk
thematic
theme

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You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Passionate or passing interests

(Definition ofcentrismfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

centrism

noun[U]

politicsspecialized

/ˈsen.trɪ.zəm//ˈsen.trɪ.zəm/

politicalbeliefsorpoliciesthat are at thecentreof therangeofpoliticalopinions

中间路线，中间派的政策，温和主义

Hisstrategygenerallyvaluesconsensusand centrism overideology.他的战略通常重视共识和中间派的看法，而不是意识形态。

The new Prime Minister wasurgedtomoveleftwards, away from his predecessor's centrism.敦促新首相向左倾，远离前任的中间路线。

Related word

centrist

More examples

Manyanalyststodaybelievethat centrism andevenliberalismisvirtuallydead.
Some in thepartycould betemptedinto an arch-conservativerevoltagainst her centrism.
Heseesthem aspointlesslyclingingto thefrayinglabelsof "liberalism" (now most oftenwishy-washycentrism) and "conservatism" (which has taken aradicallyhard-rightturn).
Some Republicans weredissatisfiedwith his centrism, saying "He wasn'tpartisanenough."

-centrism

suffix

/-sen.trɪ.zəm/us

/-sen.trɪ.zəm/

thefactthat thestatedthing is themaininterest

以……为中心

The Academy has beenaccusedof Eurocentrism andgenderbiases.该学院被指责为欧洲中心主义和有性别偏见。

The artist'snewestventuresembodyhiscommitmentto ecocentrism.这位艺术家的最新创作体现了他对生态中心主义的投入。

See

-centric

More examples

Thebookdiscusshowanthropocentrismputs allspeciesatrisk-includingours.
Thedrawbacktoemphasizingtheimportanceof theindividualis that it canleadtounhealthyegocentrism.
Biocentrismexplainshowlifeis not amereaccidentofphysics, but isessentialto theexistenceof theuniverse.
Theirdebutalbumwassteepedin Afrocentrism, as were manysongsinlateralbums.

单词	centrism
释义	centrism noun[U] politicsspecialized uk /ˈsen.trɪ.zəm/us /ˈsen.trɪ.zəm/ politicalbeliefsorpoliciesthat are at thecentreof therangeofpoliticalopinions: 中间路线，中间派的政策，温和主义 Hisstrategygenerallyvaluesconsensusand centrism overideology.他的战略通常重视共识和中间派的看法，而不是意识形态。 The new Prime Minister wasurgedtomoveleftwards, away from his predecessor's centrism.敦促新首相向左倾，远离前任的中间路线。 Related word centrist More examples Manyanalyststodaybelievethat centrism andevenliberalismisvirtuallydead. Some in thepartycould betemptedinto an arch-conservativerevoltagainst her centrism. Heseesthem aspointlesslyclingingto thefrayinglabelsof "liberalism" (now most oftenwishy-washycentrism) and "conservatism" (which has taken aradicallyhard-rightturn). Some Republicans weredissatisfiedwith his centrism, saying "He wasn'tpartisanenough." SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Political movements & groups alt-right ANC anti-Bolshevik anti-Bolshevism anti-capitalism antidisestablishmentarianism Antifa awkward big tent left left-winger leftism leftist rightist sectarian sectarianism Sinn Fein the awkward gangidiom the left wing the SDLP See more results » -centrism suffix uk /-sen.trɪ.zəm/us /-sen.trɪ.zəm/ thefactof having aparticulartypeofperson,place, or thing asyourmostimportantinterest; thequalityof beingseenfrom thepointofviewof aparticulartypeofperson,place, or thing: TheAcademyhas beenaccusedof Eurocentrism andgenderbias. The artist'snewestventuresembodyhiscommitmentto ecocentrism.这位艺术家的最新创作体现了他对生态中心主义的投入。 Related word -centric See also Afrocentrism Anglocentrism anthropocentrism ethnocentrism Eurocentrism phallocentrism More examples As awriterhe isknownfor his New York-centrism, hisobsessionwith thecity. Thedrawbacktoemphasizingtheimportanceof theindividualis that it canleadtounhealthyegocentrism. Biocentrismexplainshowlifeis not amereaccidentofphysics, but isessentialto theexistenceof theuniverse. Hisconversationswithlesbiansledhim tocritiquemaledominanceand heterocentrism. Ishareyoursentimentabout the male-centrism of somepartsofourreligion. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Topics & areas of interest angle backyard bailiwick cause célèbre con demesne domain front kingdom leitmotiv non-subject province scene score specialism specialization subject talk thematic theme See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Passionate or passing interests (Definition ofcentrismfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) centrism noun[U] politicsspecialized /ˈsen.trɪ.zəm//ˈsen.trɪ.zəm/ politicalbeliefsorpoliciesthat are at thecentreof therangeofpoliticalopinions 中间路线，中间派的政策，温和主义 Hisstrategygenerallyvaluesconsensusand centrism overideology.他的战略通常重视共识和中间派的看法，而不是意识形态。 The new Prime Minister wasurgedtomoveleftwards, away from his predecessor's centrism.敦促新首相向左倾，远离前任的中间路线。 Related word centrist More examples Manyanalyststodaybelievethat centrism andevenliberalismisvirtuallydead. Some in thepartycould betemptedinto an arch-conservativerevoltagainst her centrism. Heseesthem aspointlesslyclingingto thefrayinglabelsof "liberalism" (now most oftenwishy-washycentrism) and "conservatism" (which has taken aradicallyhard-rightturn). Some Republicans weredissatisfiedwith his centrism, saying "He wasn'tpartisanenough." -centrism suffix uk /-sen.trɪ.zəm/us /-sen.trɪ.zəm/ thefactthat thestatedthing is themaininterest 以……为中心 The Academy has beenaccusedof Eurocentrism andgenderbiases.该学院被指责为欧洲中心主义和有性别偏见。 The artist'snewestventuresembodyhiscommitmentto ecocentrism.这位艺术家的最新创作体现了他对生态中心主义的投入。 See -centric More examples Thebookdiscusshowanthropocentrismputs allspeciesatrisk-includingours. Thedrawbacktoemphasizingtheimportanceof theindividualis that it canleadtounhealthyegocentrism. Biocentrismexplainshowlifeis not amereaccidentofphysics, but isessentialto theexistenceof theuniverse. Theirdebutalbumwassteepedin Afrocentrism, as were manysongsinlateralbums. #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/centrism##
随便看	consciousness consensus conservation conservative considerable considerate consideration consistent consolidate conspicuous constituent constitute constitution construct consultant consumption contact contaminate contempt contend context continual continuous contract contradict