populist
populist 英 ['pɒpjəlɪst] 美 [ˈpɑpjulɪst]
n. 平民主义者；民粹派；平民论者 adj. 民粹主义的（等于populistic）；平民主义的；平民主义者的
名词复数:populists
- Use the noun populist to describe a person — especially a politician or activist — who works to give regular working people a voice in their government.
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- n. 平民主义者；民粹派；平民论者
- adj. 民粹主义的（等于populistic）；平民主义的；平民主义者的
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1. Along with it are the chorus of voices rising for and against populist ideas.
随之而来，支持和反对民粹主义思想的共同呼声都在高涨。
- populist 1892 (n.) "adherent of populism;" 1893 (adj.), American English, from Latin populus "people" (see people (n.)) + -ist. Originally in reference to the U.S. Populist Party organized February 1892 to promote certain issues important to farmers and workers. The term outlasted the party, and by 1920s came to mean "representing the views of the masses" in a general way.
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