reformist

英 [rɪˈfɔːmɪst]

美 [rɪˈfɔːrmɪst]

adj.  主张改革的; 改革派的; 改良主义的
n.  改革主义者，改革者

复数：reformists　

BNC.16433 / COCA.16385

牛津词典

adj.

• 主张改革的；改革派的；改良主义的
  wanting or trying to change political or social situations

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 改革主义的；改良主义的
  Reformistgroups or policies are trying to reform a system or law.
  1. ...a strong supporter of reformist policies.
     改良主义政策的坚定支持者
  2. Areformistis someone with reformist views.
     改良者；改革者

英英释义

noun

• a disputant who advocates reform
  Synonym:reformercrusadersocial reformermeliorist

adj

• favoring or promoting reform (often by government action)
  Synonym:progressivereform-minded

双语例句

• Surely they can now offer aid, trade and investment to reformist Arab governments?
  它们现在至少能向阿拉伯国家的改革派政府提供援助、贸易和投资吧？
• There are suggestions the late professor had reformist sympathies and this, rather than any possible role in the nuclear programme, might explain his death.
  有说法称，这位已故教授同情改革派，这一点（而不是他在核计划中可能担任的职务）或许可以解释他的遇害。
• Unlike the old Soviet Union, reformist China does not seek to alter any other country's way of life.
  与前苏联不同，改革的中国并不试图改变任何国家的生活方式。
• He later drove efforts to create a liberal party that would bring together all reformist forces in Russia.
  涅姆佐夫后来致力于创建一个将俄罗斯所有改革派力量联合起来的自由党派。
• This point was not lost on Mikhail Gorbachev, the reformist Soviet leader.
  这一点得到了前苏联改革派领导人米哈伊尔戈尔巴乔夫（mikhailgorbachev）的注意。
• Many of the measures needed to move France forward could be taken by reformist forces from both sides.
  两个阵营中的改革派都有可能采取推动法国前进所需的许多措施。
• Mr rajoy's instincts are reformist, and an absolute majority would no doubt make his life easier.
  拉霍伊先生骨子里是一位改革派，在议会占到大多数毫无疑问会让他的工作更容易一些。
• Mr Zhang's skill has been to persuade some of Beijing's newspapers ( though scepticism has since crept in) that he is a reformist pioneer.
  张用他的能力劝说了北京的某些记者认为了他是改革先锋者。
• Iran's state news agency is reporting that President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has won re-election, but a reformist rival is also claiming victory.
  伊朗国家新闻通讯社报道曼哈默德内贾德总统赢得了连任，不过改革派的竞争对手也宣称取得了胜利。
• Reformist governments, multinational companies and banks could all become the targets of public protest when livelihoods are threatened.
  当人们的生计受到威胁时，改革派政府、跨国公司和银行都有可能成为众矢之的。