zealots

英 [ˈzɛləts]

美 [ˈzɛləts]

n.  (尤指宗教或政治的)狂热分子，狂热者
zealot的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT （尤指政治或宗教信仰方面的）狂热分子，极端分子
  If you describe someone as azealot, you think that their views and actions are very extreme, especially in following a particular political or religious belief.
  1. He was forceful, but by no means a zealot.
     他个性坚定，但绝不是什么狂热分子。

双语例句

• That may be fine for the zealots: government is the problem, remember.
  这对于几个狂热信徒来说是没什么关系：政府本身就是问题，记得吗？
• He had, I think, a certain skepticism about the birth control zealots in the United States.
  我认为，他对于美国的节育狂热派是抱有怀疑的。
• But the zealots who opt to move into Arab districts bring with them the armed support of the Israeli state.
  但是那些选择进入阿拉伯居住区的狂热者有以色列政府的武装保护。
• This makes the colossus the ideal support unit for this group of Zealots.
  这样“巨神像”成为“狂热者”部队理想的支援后盾。
• Stroll though the cobbled streets of the medieval Old Town and remember the monarchs, religious zealots and literary giants who walked this way before you.
  漫步于中世纪风格的旧城那些鹅卵石铺成的街道，你会想起也曾行于此道上的历代君王、宗教信徒和文坛巨匠。
• They note anxiously the advance across the region of a Salafist movement of puritanical zealots who supposedly want to imitate the ways of the salaf, the "predecessors" who accompanied the prophet himself.
  他们焦急地注意到越过这个区域的发展，该区域是可能想要模仿salaf的方法的清教徒式的运动狂热者的萨拉菲斯特运动（salafistmovement），salaf是伴随在先知的“前任”。
• The initial response from zealots on both sides was predictably vitriolic.
  可以预见，两党的狂热信徒们第一反应都是报之以刻薄之词。
• Zealots are taught to hate their enemies with a white hot passion and to hunt them down without mercy.
  狂徒所受到的教育是：豪不掩饰地憎恨你的敌人，不带任何怜悯击杀他们！
• While thousands of Red Guard zealots held the red book aloft, shouting revolutionary slogans, American readers thrilled to Valley of the Dolls and How to Avoid Probate.
  当成千上万狂热的红卫兵高举红宝书，高呼革命口号的时候，美国读者正在为《娃娃谷》（ValleyoftheDolls）和《怎样避免遗嘱认证》（HowtoAvoidProbate）而着迷。
• David Horsey is suggesting that these "anti-government zealots" have been busy exaggerating both the threats to the social security system and the difficulty of fixing the problems.
  他们的策略是：在不知详情的选民中引起恐慌，让他们把私有化当作“挽救”社会保障体系的唯一出路而悲观地接受下来。