loyalists

英 [ˈlɔɪəlɪsts]

美 [ˈlɔɪəlɪsts]

n.  (尤指在变动时期对统治者、政府或政党)忠诚的人; 支持大不列颠和北爱尔兰联合的人
loyalist的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT （政府或统治者的）忠诚支持者
  Aloyalistis a person who remains firm in their support for a government or ruler.
  1. Party loyalists responded as they always do, waving flags and carrying placards.
     党的忠诚支持者们的反应一如既往，他们挥舞着旗帜，高举着标语牌。

双语例句

• He could understand a passive opposition from Kennedy loyalists, but an open one would have dire consequences.
  他了解到忠于肯尼迪的那些人在消极反对他，但是如果他们公开反对，那就会产生可怕的后果。
• Witnesses say the Gadhafi loyalists have large stockpiles of weapons and ammunition and could hold out for a long time.
  目击者说，效忠卡扎菲的人员储存了大量的武器和弹药，还能抵抗很长一段时间。
• NTC forces are struggling to overcome loyalists still holed up in Sirte.
  NTC部队与躲藏在苏尔特的效忠者仍在战斗中。
• Rebels told us they've been ambushed by Caddafi loyalists from the desert and from the beach.
  叛军告诉我们，他们被埋伏在沙漠和海滩上的卡扎菲上校的军队袭击了。
• As Taiwan's first opposition president who led the island towards greater autonomy, Chen still has loyalists, but others want to keep a distance from his scandals and trial.
  作为台湾第一个领导台湾谋求更大的自主权的反对党总统，陈仍然拥有其效忠者，但其他人则尽量避免与他的丑闻和审判扯上关系。
• And he has told state-run corporations they will be privatised, replacing many of their bosses with his loyalists.
  此外，他还告诉国营企业将被私有化，用忠诚可靠的跟班来替换多家国营企业老板。
• Thatcher's loyalists are worried about the future.
  效忠撒切尔的人对前途感到忧虑。
• The looming invasions of Benghazi and misrata, another big city, may cost the Loyalists heavily in men and materiel, for the defenders have no way of escape.
  由于守卫者已经无路可退，因此即将对班加西和另一个大城市米苏拉塔发动的进攻可能将使忠于卡扎菲的军队付出巨大的人员和物资代价。
• Opposition activists said on Sunday they continued to have evidence that many of those fighting against Assad loyalists were former soldiers who had defected.
  周日，反对派活动人士表示，他们有进一步证据表明，与阿萨德支持者发生战斗的是先前叛变的士兵。
• But specialty brewers who have attracted loyalists doubt that a giant in the mass-market will be viewed favorably.
  但吸引了一批忠实拥趸的专享咖啡店十分怀疑，这样一个面向大众市场的巨人，能否受到青睐。