dissenters

英 [dɪˈsɛntəz]

美 [dɪˈsɛntərz]

n.  (对官方或普遍认可的意见)持异议者，持不同意见者
dissenter的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 持不同意见者;持异议者
  Dissentersare people who say that they do not agree with something that other people agree with or that is official policy.
  1. The Party does not tolerate dissenters in its ranks.
     该政党不允许其成员中存在异见分子。

双语例句

• He publicly humiliates his dissenters.
  并且公开侮辱持异议者。
• Ahead of a new House vote expected on Friday, leaders from both parties expressed hopes that additions to the bill, including a large increase in the deposit guarantee ceiling, would sway dissenters.
  在预计于本周五举行的众议院新一轮投票前，两党领导人都表示，希望该法案补充内容（其中包括大幅提高存款担保上限）会使反对者改变意见。
• But minorities have some leverage it only takes 10 per cent of dissenters to block the deal.
  但中小股东也不是毫无力量只要有10%的人反对，就可以阻止交易。
• Silent dissenters may not have yet dared voice their doubts.
  沉默的反对者可能不敢说出他们的疑问。
• Lone dissenters on the policy-making committees of both the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England are supported by some non-voting monetary policy officials.
  美联储和英国央行政策制定委员会的个别异议者，得到一些没有投票权的货币政策官员的支持。
• For the sake of party unity he tried to get rid of the dissenters.
  他为党的团结着想，力图除掉不顺从者。
• From the mid1960s the consignment of dissenters to the forced-labor camps has again become a regular practice.
  自20世纪60年代中期开始，将持不同政见者运送强迫劳动营，又成为一种正规的做法。
• These dissenters did not suggest new scientific ideas.
  这些持异见的分子并没有提出新的科学思想。
• In the reign of James II, most English Dissenters, when offered toleration on condition that the Roman Catholics should also be tolerated, declined the boon.
  在詹姆士二世统治时期，大多数不顺从国教的英国人谢绝了朝廷的恩赐，尽管那时他们受到宽容对待，但条件是天主教徒因该也能得到同等待遇。
• Again he overwhelmed the audience with his technique and musicianship, and converted more dissenters to the classical guitar.
  他再一次用他的技艺和音乐感染力倾倒了观众，使更多的吉他反对者开始接受古典吉他。