jacobin

美 [?d?æk?b?n] 　英 [?d?æk?bin]

• n.【宗】多明我教派修道士
• 網(wǎng)絡雅各賓；雅各賓派；雅各賓黨

詞形變化

復數(shù)：jacobins  

英漢解釋

n.	1. 【宗】多明我教派修道士 2. 【史】(1789年法國革命時代的)雅各賓黨人 3. 激進民主派成員 4. 【動】毛領鴿

英英解釋

n.	1. a member of a group of left-wing extremists founded during the French Revolution. 2. a variety of pigeon with feathers over the neck and head that grow in the opposite direction to the others, giving it the appearance of having a hood 3. a political radical, especially one who holds extreme left-wing views 4. a French Dominican friar
adj.	1. relating to the Jacobins of the French Revolution or to their policies

例句

Why should Tories employ terminology derived from Jacobin jargon?

為什么英國保守黨要使用從法國雅各賓派（Jacobin）用語中衍生而來的術語呢？

As district attorney of San Francisco, which many Californians consider quasi-Jacobin, she has to work harder to seem tough.

作為被很多加州人看做準激進派的舊金山地方檢察官，她需要更努力維持持自己的強硬作風。

Most states are Jacobin in spirit.

大多數(shù)國家在精神上都是雅各賓。

By studying on Jacobin matrix of planar, a method that can make the machine avoid singularity on operating is put forward.

通過對五桿機構雅可比矩陣的分析，提出了避免機床在工作時出現(xiàn)奇異位形的方法。

"My father has been a Jacobin more than anything else, " said Villefort, carried by his emotion beyond the bounds of prudence;

“家父是個十足的雅各賓派，”維爾福說，他的情緒不自覺地脫離了審慎含蓄的范圍。