royalists

英 [ˈrɔɪəlɪsts]

美 [ˈrɔɪəlɪsts]

n.  君主主义者; 保皇主义者; 保皇党人
royalist的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 君主主义者;保皇主义者;保皇党人
  Aroyalistis someone who supports their country's royal family or who believes that their country should have a king or queen.
  1. He was hated by the royalists.
     他受到保皇党人的憎恨。

双语例句

• He was hated by the royalists.
  他受到保皇党人的憎恨。
• This title describes how both the Parliamentarians and the Royalists made use of new fortification techniques throughout the course of this conflict.
  本书记述了议会军和国王军双方在整个战争冲突期间是怎么样应用新出现的筑垒防御技术。
• The living spirit of the Republic, it seemed, had sprung from a slaughter of royalists and the execution of the King.
  似乎共和国朝气蓬勃的活力源于屠杀保王党人和处死国王。
• Senior royalists know that King Bhumibol's charisma and influence will not easily transfer to his successor.
  身居高位的忠王派人士知道，王储难以继承普密蓬国王的魅力与影响。
• At home royalists and every form of disloyalty were to be stamped out;
  在国内，保王党人和任何形式的不忠行为将被消灭；
• Royalists therefore laugh at the present state as if because of its violent and terrible entry it could not always last.
  保皇党人嘲笑目前的状况，认为它始于暴力、恐怖，便不能持久。
• Some royalists seem to regard the queen as a divinity of some sort.
  一些保王者似乎将女王奉为神。
• Of course, many royalists also want to maintain the monarchy for non-economic reasons.
  当然，除去经济因素，许多保皇派人士也依然维护君主制。
• He was charged with spying for the royalists.
  他被指控为保皇派充当间谍。
• So recklessly did he charge that having captured two Royalists he suddenly found himself alone in the market place, facing a whole regiment of Royalist foot.
  他冲锋奋不顾身，俘虏了两个保王军上校之后，突然发觉自己单人匹马到了集市场上，面对整整一个保王步兵团。