英语释义

• a political or theological orientation advocating the preservation of the best in society and opposing radical changes

片语

accounting conservatism会计稳健性

Conservatism principle稳健原则

german conservatism德国保守主义

earnings conservatism盈余稳健性

Toryism保守主义；保守党主义；英国保守党

traditional conservatism传统保守主义

legal conservatism法律保守主义

conservatism ideas保守主义思想

new conservatismIn China, New Conservatism (新保守主义), sometimes translated as "Neoconservatism", was a movement which first arose in the early 1990s and argued that progress was best accomplished through gradual reform of society, eschewing revolution and sudden overthrow of the governmental system. This movement was based heavily on the ideas of Edmund Burke and was described in the West by the scholar Joseph Fewsmith.

英汉例句

• add to this the fact that it is a central article of faith for american conservatism that the whole business of diversity is nothing but a racket, forced on them by liberal elites.

  另外一个事实就是，对于美国保守主义而言，种族多样性这种事只不过是挂羊头卖狗肉而已，是自由主义精英强加给他们的。 这是他们的一个重要的基本信念。

• for there exists no model conservative, and conservatism is the negation of ideology: it is a state of mind, a type of character, a way of looking at the civil social order.

  保守主义没有模式，它是对意识形态的否定。它是一种思考的状态，一类特征，一个如何看待公民社会秩序的视角。

• for many, this combination has led to a lack of clarity about what sort of conservatism mr cameron represents, and thus what sort of government he might lead.

  对很多人来说，这种结合已经导致对卡梅伦代表何种保守主义及他将会领导什么类型的政府缺乏清晰的认识。

• krohn, still sporting braces on his teeth, has already written an 86-page book called define conservatism and last month addressed thousands of republicans at their annual convention.

  这个戴牙套的男孩写就一本86页、名为《保守主义定义》的着作，上个月还在共和党年度大会上向数千人发表演讲。

• a central tenet of american conservatism is to decentralise power.

  美国保守主义的中心信条就是要分散权力。

• critics of the canadian banks reckon that their conservatism was the flip side of a cosy oligopoly.

  加拿大银行的评论家猜想，他们的保守主义是友好型供不应求的对立面。

• the first is the natural conservatism of managers who like to see the whites of employees’ eyes.

  第一道便是那些喜欢死死盯着员工的眼睛的管理者们与生俱来的保守主义。

• there is nothing that necessarily predisposes the french to conservatism or resistance to change.

  并不存在必然致使法国人保守或者抵制革新的东西。

• accordingly, liberalism and conservatism were now defined in the popular imagination less by class than by attitude—the position you took toward the traditional culture and counterculture.

  因此，自由主义和保守主义现在被更多的有态度而非阶层来决定——看你看待问题的角度是传统还是反传统。

• the american south is still the bastion of conservatism and evangelism, but that doesn’t stop them from trying to expound zombies.

  美国南部虽然仍是保守主义和福音传道的堡垒，但这并不影响人们尝试对僵尸进行研究探索。

• i personally think that too much conservatism defeats the object of the clothes industry.

  我个人认为过多的保守主义会阻碍制衣工业目标的实现。

• both moves are designed to ward off the conservatism that can set in as companies mature.

  这两项举措都是为了防止公司走向成熟的过程中可能犯的保守主义。

• anyone bullish on treasurys has to believe that true fiscal conservatism will have a revival in washington, where it always has struggled to find adherents.

  任何看好国债者必须相信真正的财政保守主义将在华盛顿复兴，尽管那里通常难以找到其坚定的追随者。

• but the danger for the republicans remains the same now as then; the pursuit of an ideologically pure conservatism will turn away moderates and independents.

  但是，现在共和党人所面临的威胁还是和以前一样，对纯保守主义的追求将在温和派和独立派中失掉人心。

相反词

progressivism进步主义；革新论