bigots

英 [ˈbɪgəts]

美 [ˈbɪgəts]

n.  (种族、宗教或政治的)顽固盲从者，偏执者
bigot的复数

柯林斯词典

• 固执的人；执拗的人；顽固不化的人
  If you describe someone as abigot, you mean that they are bigoted.

双语例句

• I do not take kindly to bigots – least of all religious bigots. I have no race prejudices, and I think I have no color prejudices nor creed prejudices.
  我不喜欢抱有偏见而固执的人－最不喜欢宗教偏见者。我没有种族偏见，我认为我既没有肤色偏见，也没有信仰偏见。
• It's not true that they're a nation of bigots and xenophobes.
  他们不是一个偏执排外的民族。
• The zealots, bigots and creeps on both sides come across with equal clarity.
  双方的痴迷分子、偏执狂和卑鄙小人都同样清楚地跃然纸上。
• We have been traduced in the press as xenophobic bigots.
  我们被新闻界诋毁为仇外的偏狭之徒。
• But to leap from that to basically calling owners of Apple products a bunch of class bigots is to distort reality.
  但如果拔高这种现象，把苹果产品的用户称作一群怀有阶级偏见的人，那就是歪曲事实了。
• The author depicts these people as ignorant, hateful bigots.
  作者把这些人描绘成无知、讨厌的偏执狂。
• But the point is that Mr Obama's colour is a problem only for those in the black political community who resent the way whites have received him, and for white bigots.
  但关键是，对奥巴马的肤色不满的人群，只是那些对白人接纳他心存怨恨的黑人政界圈子，以及白人顽固分子。
• The bigots, the hysterics, the destroyers of the self& these are the writers who bear witness to the fearful polite time in which we live.
  偏执狂、疯子、置人格于不顾的人&这就是那些为我们所置身其中的糟糕透顶的文明作证的作家们。