bigot

释义

n.

（种族、宗教或政治的）顽固盲从者

网络

顽固者；盲信者；抱偏见的人

词形变化

复数：bigots

在例句中理解 14 句

1. Henry was more than a bigot . He was also a hypocrite .

   亨利不只是一个顽固执拗的人，他还是个伪君子。

2. To include such a homophobe and bigot in a children's book takes courage.

   将这样一个心胸狭隘并且畏惧同性恋的角色写进儿童书籍，需要十足的勇气。

3. At first, Mr. Sanchez called Mr. Stewart a "bigot, " but later took the word back, calling the comedian "prejudicial" instead.

   起初桑切斯称斯图尔特是“心眼儿小”，但是后来他又收回这个词儿，而用“有偏见的”来称呼这位喜剧演员。

4. He is not a bigot; hatred of any kind goes against his faith.

   他不是一位有偏见的人；任何一种仇恨，都违背了他的信念。

5. though to accuse someone of having unfashionable hair is less of a cuss than, say, accusing them of being a bigot.

   不过，与指责某人（比方说）偏执相比，说某人的发型过时其实算不上坏话。

6. "Whether the bigot is in our local pub or a thousand miles away, we should all stand up and speak out for these basic human rights. "

   “无论偏见者们在我们身边，还是在别处，我们都应该站起来，积极争取我们的基本人权。”

7. Intolerance is the mark of a bigot. The term can also denote a lasting effect, as of an experience.

   不宽容是顽固者的标志。这个词也可以用来表示一个持久的效果，比如一次经历留下的。

8. As demand slows in Europe, France must conquer nuclear-energy markets elsewhere, Bigot says.

   比戈说，随着欧洲需求的放缓，法国必须拿下其它核能市场。

9. In the history of world music, some commentators called Brahms bigot of conformism, even disbelieved and negated his art value.

   在世界音乐的历史上，勃拉姆斯因为崇尚古典而被一些评论家称为因循守旧的顽固派，甚至对他的艺术价值产生怀疑和否定。

10. The others judges have already decided that you are a pedant , a meanie or a bigot .

    其他的评委已经有了定论：你是一位老学究、刻薄鬼，要不就是老顽固。

11. Bigotry ( n. ): the behavior, attitude, or beliefs of a bigot: intolerance; prejudice

    偏执的行为（或态度、信念等）；偏执；顽固；偏见

12. Effects observation of urokinase with long period and small dosage combining low molecular heparin on bigot angina

    长疗程小剂量尿激酶溶栓联合低分子量肝素抗凝治疗顽固性心绞痛的疗效观察

13. racist bigots

    偏执的种族主义者

14. Anyone who opposes them is branded a racist, a bigot, or a homophobe.

    任何反对他们的人都被冠以种族主义者，偏执狂或同性恋憎恨者的污名。