reformist

英 [rɪˈfɔːmɪst]

美 [rɪˈfɔːrmɪst]

adj.  主张改革的; 改革派的; 改良主义的
n.  改革主义者，改革者

复数：reformists　

BNC.16433 / COCA.16385

牛津词典

adj.

• 主张改革的；改革派的；改良主义的
  wanting or trying to change political or social situations

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 改革主义的；改良主义的
  Reformistgroups or policies are trying to reform a system or law.
  1. ...a strong supporter of reformist policies.
     改良主义政策的坚定支持者
  2. Areformistis someone with reformist views.
     改良者；改革者

英英释义

noun

• a disputant who advocates reform
  Synonym:reformercrusadersocial reformermeliorist

adj

• favoring or promoting reform (often by government action)
  Synonym:progressivereform-minded

双语例句

• At the same time, former reformist President Mohammed Khatami, in an appeal ignored by Iran's official media, called for a popular referendum to decide what to do about the contested election.
  与此，前改革派总统哈塔米号召举行全民公投，来决定如何这次有争议的选举，伊朗官方媒体理睬他的呼吁。
• He gradually gave up his reformist ideas.
  他逐步放弃了自己的改良主义思想。
• It will lift spirits in Syria, where another reformist revolt is under way.
  这将鼓舞叙利亚人的士气，在那儿，改革派起义正在进行之中。
• Many of the measures needed to move France forward could be taken by reformist forces from both sides.
  两个阵营中的改革派都有可能采取推动法国前进所需的许多措施。
• But in2000, Abdurrahman Wahid, a reformist president, scrapped much of the discriminatory legislation.
  但是在2000年的时候，改革派的总统瓦希德废除了许多带有歧视性的法律。
• Mr rajoy's instincts are reformist, and an absolute majority would no doubt make his life easier.
  拉霍伊先生骨子里是一位改革派，在议会占到大多数毫无疑问会让他的工作更容易一些。
• Unlike the old Soviet Union, reformist China does not seek to alter any other country's way of life.
  与前苏联不同，改革的中国并不试图改变任何国家的生活方式。
• Mr Zhang's skill has been to persuade some of Beijing's newspapers ( though scepticism has since crept in) that he is a reformist pioneer.
  张用他的能力劝说了北京的某些记者认为了他是改革先锋者。
• This point was not lost on Mikhail Gorbachev, the reformist Soviet leader.
  这一点得到了前苏联改革派领导人米哈伊尔戈尔巴乔夫（mikhailgorbachev）的注意。
• Reformist governments, multinational companies and banks could all become the targets of public protest when livelihoods are threatened.
  当人们的生计受到威胁时，改革派政府、跨国公司和银行都有可能成为众矢之的。