loyalist

英 [ˈlɔɪəlɪst]

美 [ˈlɔɪəlɪst]

n.  (尤指在变动时期对统治者、政府或政党)忠诚的人; 支持大不列颠和北爱尔兰联合的人

复数：loyalists　

Collins.1 / BNC.9363 / COCA.13992

牛津词典

noun

• （尤指在变动时期对统治者、政府或政党）忠诚的人
  a person who is loyal to the ruler or government, or to a political party, especially during a time of change
• 支持大不列颠和北爱尔兰联合的人
  a person who supports the union between Great Britain and Northern Ireland

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT （政府或统治者的）忠诚支持者
  Aloyalistis a person who remains firm in their support for a government or ruler.
  1. Party loyalists responded as they always do, waving flags and carrying placards.
     党的忠诚支持者们的反应一如既往，他们挥舞着旗帜，高举着标语牌。

英英释义

noun

• a person who is loyal to their allegiance (especially in times of revolt)
  Synonym:stalwart

双语例句

• Most starkly, Georgia and Ukraine are turning to the west, but even Belarus, the ultimate Russian loyalist, is fed up with the Kremlin and seeking other options.
  最为抢眼的是，格鲁吉亚与乌克兰正在投靠西方。即使是最亲俄的国家白俄罗斯也受够了克里姆林宫，并且正在寻找其它选择。
• I'm glad to find another true-hearted loyalist in this pestilent, rebellious city.
  在这个遭瘟的反叛城市里能找到另一个真心实意忠于王室的义士，我很高兴。
• Loyalist forces have over-run two districts of the capital after 10 days of fighting but meanwhile Aleppo, the commercial capital, has erupted.
  经过10天的战斗，效忠于阿萨德政权的部队占领了叙利亚首都的两个区，但与此同时，商业首都阿勒颇也爆发了战斗。
• He was a Ladbrokes loyalist, staying with the company for 20 years.
  他对立博忠心耿耿，在该公司呆了20年。
• Misrata had less success in breaking the resistance of loyalist forces.
  米苏拉塔的反对派对政府军的战斗只取得了较小的胜利。
• More than two million refugees have fled the area, fearing attack by loyalist forces.
  两百多万难民担心受到效忠旧政府的势力的攻击而逃离该地区。
• They've been humiliated by the Son of God and the other priggish loyalist angels so they are pained, utterly humiliated.
  他们被上帝之子和其他，一本正经忠于上帝的天使们羞辱，他们备受羞辱，痛不欲生。
• His tenure in his previous position was undistinguished. However, he is a long-term loyalist ( not to say acolyte) of the Congress party's president, Sonia Gandhi.
  欣德在担任电力部长期间表现平平，但他长期效忠于国大党主席索妮娅•甘地（SoniaGandhi）（甚至可以说是她的助手）。
• Over the past 30 years, parliament has become less ideological, more tribally loyalist and more careerist.
  过去30年，英国议会的意识形态色彩不再那么浓厚，集团意识有所增强，政治野心家也更多了。
• "Other political colleagues have received put-downs: One party loyalist was described as" a bean-jam-filled wafer"; another as "a glasses-wearing cherry.
  其他的政治同行也难免奚落：一个党派忠诚分子被形容成为“夹满土豆酱的华夫饼”，而另一个则被叫做“戴眼镜的樱桃”。