isolationist
isolationist 英 [,aɪsə'leɪʃənɪst] 美 [,aɪsl'eʃənɪst]
n. 孤立主义者 adj. 孤立主义的；孤立主义者的
名词复数:isolationists
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- n. 孤立主义者
- adj. 孤立主义的；孤立主义者的
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1. I have a hunch that they are trying to swing all the way back to their old isolationist ways and notions of Chinese supremacy.
我感到他们试图回到过去的孤立主义，以及中国至尊的概念。
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2. Our problem is that America — turned inward by economic fears and isolationist tendencies — is in the process of beggaring its foreign assistance programs and retreating from global engagement.
我们面临的问题是，美国，这个因经济方面的担忧和孤立政策转而向内的国家，正在乞求别国的援助，并从国际舞台上撤退。
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3. The biggest trick for the Obama team, though, will be to resist Americans' natural urge on the home front to turn inward at a time like this, becoming more protectionist and isolationist.
不过，奥巴马政府最大的挑战将是抵制美国人在时下要求将重心转向本土的自然诉求，避免美国变得更倾向于保护主义和孤立主义。
- isolationist (n.) 1899 in reference to U.S. foreign policy, "one who advocates a policy of non-participation in foreign affairs" (earlier in reference to treatment of leprosy), from isolation + -ist. As an adjective from 1920. Isolationism is attested in a general sense by 1902; in a U.S. geopolitical sense from 1922.
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