extremists

英 [ɪksˈtriːmɪsts]

美 [ɛkˈstriməsts]

n.  极端主义者; 极端分子; 过激分子
extremist的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 极端分子;极端主义者
  If you describe someone as anextremist, you disapprove of them because they try to bring about political change by using violent or extreme methods.
  1. The country needs a strong intelligence service to counter espionage and foreign extremists...
     该国需要强大的情报机构来打击间谍活动和外国极端分子。
  2. A previously unknown extremist group has said it carried out Friday's bomb attack.
     一个先前不为人知的极端组织声称实施了星期五的炸弹袭击。
  3. ...a marked rise in extremist violence.
     极端暴力事件的显著上升
• 极端主义的；过激的
  If you say that someone hasextremistviews, you disapprove of them because they believe in bringing about change by using violent or extreme methods.

双语例句

• They worry that extremists might gain control.
  他们担心极端分子可能会取得控制权。
• Extremists were exciting the people to rebellion against their oppressors.
  极端主义者在鼓动人民起来反抗压迫者。
• And extremists understand this.
  极端主义者明白这一点。
• The country needs a strong intelligence service to counter espionage and foreign extremists
  该国需要强大的情报机构来打击间谍活动和外国极端分子。
• The US has accused Iran of arming, training and funding Shiite extremists inside Iraq.
  美国谴责伊朗训练和资助伊拉克境内的叶什极端分子。
• We're not extremists, mark you.
  你听好了，我们不是极端分子。
• I don't like extremists; I like those who hold moderate views.
  我不喜欢极端分子；我喜欢那些政治观点温和的人。
• America is also on the offense against terrorists and extremists in Iraq.
  在伊拉克，美国也在向恐怖分子和极端分子发起进攻。
• The government gave asylum to some extremists from across the border.
  政府给予那些越过国境来的极端主义者以政治庇护。
• The prime minister must take a firm stand against extremists in his party.
  首相必须坚决地反对其党内的极端主义者。