| 单词 | interventionist |
| 释义 | > as lemmasinterˈventionist interˈventionist n. one who approves of intervention, esp. in international affairs; one who favours a doctrine of intervention; one who favours intervention with the course of a disease on medical grounds ( Cent. Dict.); also as adj. ΘΚΠ society > authority > rule or government > politics > international politics or relations > [noun] > intervention or non-intervention > supporter of non-interventionist1831 interventionist1839 non-interventionalist1859 1839 Morning Herald 23 Apr. Changing the character and offices of mediators into those of warlike interventionists. 1899 Contemp. Rev. Oct. 476 There have been interventionists and anti-interventionists in South Africa. 1915 Morning Post 19 Apr. 8/4 Interventionist, and, in some places, neutralist meetings were held yesterday at Milan. 1921 Glasgow Herald 22 July 7 M. Tchitcherin sees in this fact another ‘interventionist’ manœuvre. 1930 Times Lit. Suppl. 14 Aug. 648/2 The ‘interventionist’ conception of miracle has passed out of fashion. 1962 Listener 20 Dec. 1040/1 The long-standing tradition [sc. in France] of an active, confident, and interventionist civil service. 1971 Physics Bull. June 261/2 Interventionists such as Joan of Arc, Ralph Nader, Ghandi [sic] and Sir Alan Herbert. 1973 Financial Times 28 Feb. 27/2 The contrast between the philosophy of the Conservative Government that believed so earnestly in the miraculous powers of laissez-faire in 1970 and the interventionist Conservative Government of today. < as lemmas |
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