maximalist

美 ['mæks?m?l?st] 　英 ['mæks?m?l?st]

• n.最高綱領(lǐng)主義者
• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)最高綱領(lǐng)派；反對妥協(xié)者；最高限主義者

詞形變化

復(fù)數(shù)：maximalists  

反義詞

英漢解釋

n.	1. 最高綱領(lǐng)主義者

英英解釋

n.	1. a member of a Russian group that, in the early 20th century, advocated terrorist action to get rid of the tsar and the setting up of a temporary proletarian dictatorship 2. an uncompromising person who is determined to achieve a political aim, directly if necessary

例句

But this maximalist ideology may be completely wrong, or at least in serious need of revision.

但這種推崇把什么東西都做的龐大繁復(fù)的觀念可能是完全錯誤的，至少是亟待更正。

Mr Obama's spokesman responded that "maximalist positions do not produce compromise. "

奧巴馬政府發(fā)言人回應(yīng)道，多數(shù)派的立場不會促成這種折衷。

It's important to remember, though, that Reagan was not so maximalist as he sounded.

但我們有必要牢記，里根并非他聽起來的那樣是個反對妥協(xié)者。

And then there is the maximalist interpretation, which wants the new EU president to be a high-profile figure, strutting the world stage.

按照最高綱領(lǐng)主義者的解釋，這位新的歐盟主席將成為引人矚目的角色，在全球舞臺上叱咤風(fēng)云。

Or are his demands deliberately maximalist so that they cannot be met and the treaty remains unratified?

或者，他是故意夸大要求讓它們無法實現(xiàn)，從而使條約依舊懸而不決？

Are you maximalist? You better run for your lives!

你想嘗嘗這個嗎？你們最好趕快去逃命