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

• 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。
• Some units withdrew from their most forward positions overnight after encountering fierce resistance by well-armed Gaddafi loyalists.
  由于遭遇装备精良的卡扎菲效忠者的猛烈抗击，有的部队再夜间从前沿阵地撤了回来。
• The mercenaries are reportedly fighting alongside Gadhafi loyalists.
  据说这些雇佣兵与效忠卡扎菲的士兵一同战斗。
• Thatcher's loyalists are worried about the future.
  效忠撒切尔的人对前途感到忧虑。
• However, unlike his predecessor, Mr Geithner's team are not hand-picked loyalists.
  不过，与他的前任不同，盖特纳的班子不是他刻意挑选的拥护者。
• The city has been under siege for weeks but Gaddafi loyalists continued to offer fierce resistence.
  该市已被围困数周，但卡扎菲的拥护者继续奋力抵抗。
• But some Fatah loyalists could also have an interest in destabilising things.
  但一些法塔赫的忠实成员却对一些打破平衡的事情感兴趣。
• 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。
• The first western sorties came after Gaddafi loyalists had bombed and moved into Benghazi, the last main rebel stronghold in eastern Libya.
  只是当忠于卡扎菲的部队轰炸并进入了班加西反抗者在利比亚东部的最后一个主要据点之后，西方才发动了首轮突袭。
• After that, the events were open only to demonstrated loyalists;
  从那以后，事件只对忠诚者公开；