1. a policy of military cooperation between European powers and the U.S.
Atlanticist 例句
英汉例句
But Warburg was also a staunch Atlanticist and an early prophet of globalisation.
华宝还是一位坚定的大西洋主义者,并且很早就预见到全球化。
Mr Blair was both Britain's most Atlanticist and most Europhile prime minister;
布莱尔是英国最铁桿的大西洋主义者和最亲欧盟的首相;
Suave Nicolas Sarkozy, the most Atlanticist of French presidents, has been frustrated, too.
温文尔雅的萨科齐,最具大西洋精神的法国总统,也遭遇挫折。
That (along with the cack-handed approach of the Bush administration) has eroded once-fervent Atlanticist sentiments.
那(除布什政府的笨拙手段外)已经侵犯了一度热情的大西洋派的感情。
I have always been an Atlanticist and a great admirer of the American spirit of enterprise and national purpose.
我总是将自己作为大西洋的一份子,并且也是充满事业心及目的性的国家——美国的崇拜者。
AMERICA’S dominant Atlanticist idea, free trade and an Anglo-American internationalist outlook, emerged out of cold-war necessities, owing more to NATO than to Plato, as Bruce Cumings puts it.
On foreign policy, he has been a stalwart Atlanticist and strong critic of Russian mischief-making.
在对外关系上,他是一位英勇的大西洋主义者,并对俄罗斯搬弄是非的行为进行强烈的批评。
Mr Blair, moreover, shares many of the principles that the Tories presumably want the new figurehead to project: he is a free-marketeer, an Atlanticist and an opponent of a European superstate.