militantly

常见例句

用作形容詞 (adj.)

用作定語: ～+ n.

• He is a militant reformer.
  他是一個激進的改革家。
• They made a militant policy.
  他們制定了激進政策。
• The strikers were in a militant mood.
  罷工者群情激奮。
• The militant members of the group were in favor of expelling him.
  小組裡的好戰分子贊成把他開除。
• A militant nation is a warlike nation that tends to arms with little or no cause.
  好戰國就是喜歡爲了很小的理由或根本毫無理由就要訴諸武力。

用作表語: S+be+～

• She is always militant in struggle.
  她縂是鬭志昂敭。

用作名詞 (n.)

• He is a militant in the movement.
  他在那次運動中是個激進人物。
• The riot was caused by a few militants.
  暴亂是由少數好鬭分子挑起的。

更多例句

雙語例句

• The Middle East's mad dog: Qaddafi's militantly pro-Palestinian and pan-Arab ideology brought him into close contact with the anti-Western bloc of Arab nations during the 1970s and 1980s.
  中東的狂熱分子：上世紀七八十年代，卡紥菲軍事集團親巴勒斯坦及其泛阿拉伯的理唸使得他與反對西方集團的阿拉伯國家保持著緊密的聯系。

權威例句

• He and his party narrowly survived a closure case launched by Turkey's militantly secular judges in 2008.
  ECONOMIST: Turkey's election
• One is that there was no shortage of available evidence prior to the Nov. 5 attack of his militantly Islamist inclinations.
  CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Major Hasan: the counterlife
• It seems that if you are militantly in favor of the radical homosexual agenda or racist groups like La Raza, however, you get a pass from that organization.
  CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Hatred's Strange Bedfellows
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