federalist

英 [ˈfedərəlɪst]

美 [ˈfedərəlɪst]

n.  联邦主义者
adj.  联邦制的; （支持）联邦党人的

复数：federalists　

TEM8法律

BNC.28146 / COCA.14470

牛津词典

noun

• 联邦主义者
  a supporter of a federal system of government

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 拥护联邦制的;联邦主义的;联邦主义者的
  Someone or something that isfederalistbelieves in, supports, or follows a federal system of government.
  1. ...the federalist idea of Europe.
     在欧洲实行联邦主义的理念
  2. Federalistis also a noun.
     
  3. Many Quebeckers are federalists.
     很多魁北克人是联邦制的拥护者。

英英释义

noun

• an advocate of federalism

双语例句

• Form Federalist Papers ( 1787) to the Virginia Resolution ( 1798): James Madison's Changing Ideological World& a Realist Interpretation
  从1787联邦党人文集到1798费吉尼亚决议：詹姆士麦迪逊变化的意识形态&一个现实主义理论的解释
• While politically the Jeffersonians won power, in letters the conservative Federalist viewpoint seemed far more ably presented.
  在政治上取得权势的是杰斐逊派，在文学上保守的联邦主义者似乎人才辈出。
• The government is at risk, Umberto Bossi, leader of the fiercely eurosceptic and federalist Northern League, told reporters in Rome. The situation is difficult, very dangerous.
  政府正面临风险，对欧元持极度怀疑态度、且拥护联邦制的北方联盟党魁翁贝托博西（UmbertoBossi）在罗马告诉记者，形势很困难，非常危险。
• The US Federalist Party
  美国联邦党
• He was determined to get into Federalist politics.
  他决心专攻联邦主义政治学。
• The Commentary of the Federalist: the Difference between Classical Republicanism and Liberal Republicanism
  《联邦党人文集》：古典共和主义与自由共和主义之分野
• A federalist Poland would be the ideal mediator between a closer Monetary Union and the EU.
  信奉联邦制的波兰将是更紧密的货币联盟与欧盟之间的理想调解人。
• In some Federalist propaganda, domestic rise of a wave of federalism trend, some scholars and politicians in China in the "federalist" approach to federalism began the practice in China for the first time.
  在部分联邦主义者的宣传下，国内兴起了一股联邦主义的思潮，部分学者和政治家一起在中国以联省自治的方式开始了联邦制在中国的第一次实践。
• The Federalist Papers, as a classic masterpiece of the modern political science, has been honored as the Bible of American Constitution and expanded profoundly on the meaning of the Constitution of the Unite States in theory.
  《联邦党人文集》是现代政治学的经典名著，被誉为美国宪法的圣经，对美国宪法的意涵作了深度的理论阐述。
• Federalist judges in effect ignored the truth-as-defense provision, and applied it as their English counterparts would have done, punishing the very utterance as a libel.
  联邦党人的法官实际上不理会有关真相辩护的规定，而是效仿他们的英国同行，只要言从口出即当诽谤处治。