Conservatives

英 [kənˈsɜːvətɪvz]

美 [kənˈsɜrvətɪvz]

网络  保守党; 保守派; 保守主义; 保守者; 守旧派

双语例句

• If the Conservatives got in they might decide to change it.
  如果保守党赢得选举，他们可能会决定改变这一现状。
• But insurance companies and conservatives in Congress say the so-called public option would mean unfair competition.
  但是保险公司和国会保守党称，所谓的公众选择将意味着不公平竞争。
• John McCain's decision to pick Governor Palin as his running mate excited social conservatives at the Republican convention.
  约翰.麦凯恩选择佩林作为他竞选夥伴的决定，在共和党全国大会上让在社会议题上的保守派感到兴奋。
• There was a massive twenty per cent swing away from the Conservatives to the Liberal Democrats
  出现了一个巨大转变：多达20%的人由支持保守党转而支持自由民主党。
• She has done more to divide the Conservatives than anyone else
  她在分裂保守党这件事上所起的作用比任何人都大。
• I saw her father with his rosette on, canvassing for the Conservatives
  我看见她父亲戴着玫瑰花结，正在为保守党游说拉票。
• The Conservatives have suffered a humiliating defeat
  保守党人遭受到了一次颜面尽失的失败。
• The president's outspoken remarks have riled conservatives.
  总统坦率的话语激怒了保守党人。
• If the conservatives are not removed, then the party will almost certainly split down the middle.
  如果不除掉保守势力，那么这个党几乎肯定会分裂成两派。
• Texas Governor Rick Perry could be a formidable candidate who can potentially appeal to social and economic conservatives.
  德克萨斯州州长佩里可能成为一名强有力的参选人，因为他可能吸引社会和经济方面的保守派。