英语词汇“partisan”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

in the sense of devotee

Definition

a zealous follower of a religion

devotees of the Hare Krishna movement

Synonyms

follower,

student,

supporter,

pupil,

convert,

believer,

partisan,

disciple,

learner,

apostle,

adherent,

votary,

proselyte,

catechumen

in the sense of disciple

Definition

a follower of the doctrines of a teacher

a major intellectual figure with disciples throughout Europe

Synonyms

follower,

student,

supporter,

pupil,

convert,

believer,

partisan,

devotee,

apostle,

adherent,

proselyte,

votary,

catechumen

in the sense of factional

factional disputes between the various groups

Synonyms

contentious,

warring,

rival,

conflicting,

dissident,

partisan,

turbulent,

rebellious,

sectarian,

divisive,

tumultuous,

malcontent,

litigious,

seditious,

mutinous,

refractory,

disputatious,

insurrectionary,

troublemaking

in the sense of follower

Definition

a supporter, such as of a sport or team

disagreements between followers of the two organizations

Synonyms

supporter,

fan,

representative,

convert,

believer,

admirer,

backer,

partisan,

disciple,

protagonist,

devotee,

worshipper,

apostle,

pupil,

cohort (US),

adherent,

or woman or person">henchman or woman or person,

groupie (slang),

habitué,

votary

in the sense of guerrilla

Definition

a member of an irregular, politically motivated, armed force that fights regular forces

The guerrillas issued a list of demands.

Synonyms

freedom fighter,

partisan,

irregular,

underground fighter,

member of the underground or resistance

in the sense of irregular

Definition

(of troops) not belonging to regular forces

At least 17 irregular units are involved in the war.

Synonyms

unofficial,

underground,

guerrilla,

volunteer,

resistance,

partisan,

rogue,

paramilitary,

mercenary

in the sense of one-sided

Definition

considering or favouring only one side of a matter

She gave a very one-sided account of the affair.

Synonyms

biased,

prejudiced,

weighted,

twisted,

coloured,

unfair,

partial,

distorted,

partisan,

warped,

slanted,

unjust,

discriminatory,

lopsided

in the sense of partial

Definition

biased

Some of the umpiring in the tournament was partial.

Synonyms

biased,

prejudiced,

discriminatory,

partisan,

influenced,

unfair,

one-sided,

unjust,

predisposed,

tendentious

in the sense of sectarian

Definition

narrow-minded as a result of supporting a particular sect

sectarian religious groups

Synonyms

narrow-minded,

partisan,

fanatic,

fanatical,

extremist,

limited,

exclusive,

rigid,

parochial,

factional,

bigoted,

dogmatic,

insular,

doctrinaire,

hidebound,

clannish,

cliquish

in the sense of stalwart

Definition

a hard-working and loyal supporter

a stalwart of one of the world's most revered orchestras

Synonyms

adherent,

supporter,

fan,

follower,

attendant,

groupie (informal),

hanger-on (informal)

单词	partisan
释义	Trends of partisan View usage for: partisan (pɑːʳtɪzæn, US -zən) Word forms: plural partisans 1. adjective [usually verb-link ADJECTIVE] Someone who is partisan strongly supports a particular person or cause, often without thinking carefully about the matter. He is clearly too partisan to be a referee. Synonyms: prejudiced, one-sided, biased, partial More Synonyms of partisan A partisan is someone who is partisan. At first the eager young poet was a partisan of the Revolution. 2. countable noun Partisans are ordinary people, rather than soldiers, who join together to fight enemy soldiers who are occupying their country. He was rescued by some Italian partisans. ...serving in resistance and partisan activities. Synonyms: underground fighter, guerrilla, irregular, freedom fighter More Synonyms of partisan More Synonyms of partisan partisan in British English 1 or partizan (ˌpɑːtɪˈzæn, ˈpɑːtɪˌzæn) noun 1. an adherent or devotee of a cause, party, etc 2. a. a member of an armed resistance group within occupied territory, esp in Italy or the Balkans in World War II b. (as modifier) partisan forces adjective 3. of, relating to, or characteristic of a partisan 4. relating to or excessively devoted to one party, faction, etc; one-sided partisan control Derived forms partisanship (ˌpartiˈsanship) or partizanship (ˌpartiˈzanship) noun Word origin C16: via French, from Old Italian partigiano, from parte faction, from Latin pars part partisan in British English 2 or partizan (ˈpɑːtɪzən) noun a spear or pike with two opposing axe blades or spikes Word origin C16: from French partizane, from Old Italian partigiana, from partigiano partisan1 partisan in American English 1 (ˈpɑrtəzən; ˈpɑrtəsən) noun 1. a person who takes the part of or strongly supports one side, party, or person; often,specif., an unreasoning, emotional adherent 2. any of a group of guerrilla fighters; esp., a member of an organized civilian force fighting covertly to drive out occupying enemy troops adjective 3. of, like, or characteristic of a partisan 4. blindly or unreasonably devoted 5. of or having to do with military partisans SIMILAR WORDS: ˈfollower Derived forms partisanship (ˈpartisanˌship) noun Word origin MFr < It partigiano < parte < L pars, part1 partisan in American English 2 (ˈpɑrtəzən; ˈpɑrtəsən) noun a broad-bladed weapon with a long shaft, used esp. in the 16th cent. Word origin MFr partisane < It partigiana, fem. of partigiano (see partisan1): sense infl. by pertugiare, to pierce Examples of 'partisan' in a sentence partisan You feel it from the hugely partisan support the team are receiving, but it is also there in the desire and focus of their team. Times, Sunday Times (2016) You feel it from the hugely partisan support the team are receiving, but it is alsothere in the desire and focus of their team. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Does she feel that she has become partisan? Times, Sunday Times (2011) And then most neutrals will become partisans for the team that give them more aesthetic pleasure. Times, Sunday Times (2010) They have shut out media sources apart from partisan ones. Times, Sunday Times (2013) The important point is not the partisan one. Times, Sunday Times (2014) It is a must-win game for them and they will have a partisan weekend crowd supporting them. Times, Sunday Times (2009) The Masters champion could prove a formidable opponent in front of a loud and partisan home crowd. Times, Sunday Times (2012) He was also for decades, the leader of the partisan veterans association. Times, Sunday Times (2008) A group of partisans made him remove his uniform and coat in the middle of winter. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Alternatively, guerrilla warfare was also a term applied to the role of irregular troops acting as partisans in support of conventional military operations. Mcinnes, Colin & Sheffield G.D (eds.) Warfare in the Twentieth Century (1988) Fighting as a partisan in the Italian Resistance had formed him. The Times Literary Supplement (2013) The next year he married and, soon after, he joined the partisans. Times, Sunday Times (2007) This turned out to be enough to save his life, and it effected an introduction to the partisan group he had originally been assigned to contact. Times, Sunday Times (2006) That was interrupted by war service during which he crossed over from German army lines and went to fight with Italian partisans. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Abroad, SOE agents faced difficult choices over which partisan faction to support. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Yes, I had become partisan. Marsden, Philip The Crossing-Place (1993) In other languages partisan British English: partisan ADJECTIVE Someone who is partisan strongly supports a particular person or cause. He is clearly too partisan to be a referee. American English: partisan Brazilian Portuguese: partidário Chinese: 盲目拥护的 European Spanish: partidista French: partisan German: voreingenommen Italian: di parte Japanese: >盲目的に支持する人・大義を Korean: 당파심이 강한 European Portuguese: partidário Latin American Spanish: partidista 1 (adjective) in the sense of prejudiced Definition prejudiced or one-sided He is too partisan to be a referee. Synonyms prejudiced She complains that her social worker was prejudiced against her. one-sided She gave a very one-sided account of the affair. biased The judge was biased. partial Some of the umpiring in the tournament was partial. sectarian sectarian religious groups factional factional disputes between the various groups tendentious Opposites impartial , bipartisan , disinterested , unbiased , non-partisan , broad-minded , unprejudiced 2 (adjective) in the sense of underground the hide-out of a partisan leader Synonyms underground accused of organizing and financing an underground youth movement resistance guerrilla irregular At least 17 irregular units are involved in the war. 1 (noun) in the sense of supporter Definition a person who supports a particular cause or party At first the young poet was a partisan of the Revolution. Synonyms supporter a major supporter of the tax reform plan champion He received acclaim as a champion of the oppressed. follower disagreements between followers of the two organizations backer disciple a major intellectual figure with disciples throughout Europe stalwart a stalwart of one of the world's most revered orchestras devotee devotees of the Hare Krishna movement adherent Communism was gaining adherents in Latin America. upholder votary Opposites leader , rival , critic , opponent , contender , foe , adversary , detractor , knocker (informal) 2 (noun) in the sense of underground fighter Definition a member of an armed resistance group within occupied territory He was rescued by some Italian partisans. Synonyms underground fighter guerrilla The guerrillas issued a list of demands. irregular freedom fighter resistance fighter Additional synonyms in the sense of adherent Definition a supporter or follower Communism was gaining adherents in Latin America. Synonyms supporter, fan, advocate, follower, admirer, partisan, disciple, protagonist, devotee, or woman or person">henchman or woman or person, hanger-on, upholder, sectary, votary in the sense of biased The judge was biased. Synonyms prejudiced, weighted, one-sided, partial, distorted, swayed, warped, slanted, embittered, predisposed, jaundiced in the sense of champion Definition someone who defends a person or cause He received acclaim as a champion of the oppressed. Synonyms defender, guardian, patron, backer, protector, upholder, vindicator Synonyms of 'partisan' partisan Explore 'partisan' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of devotee Definition a zealous follower of a religion devotees of the Hare Krishna movement Synonyms follower, student, supporter, pupil, convert, believer, partisan, disciple, learner, apostle, adherent, votary, proselyte, catechumen in the sense of disciple Definition a follower of the doctrines of a teacher a major intellectual figure with disciples throughout Europe Synonyms follower, student, supporter, pupil, convert, believer, partisan, devotee, apostle, adherent, proselyte, votary, catechumen in the sense of factional factional disputes between the various groups Synonyms contentious, warring, rival, conflicting, dissident, partisan, turbulent, rebellious, sectarian, divisive, tumultuous, malcontent, litigious, seditious, mutinous, refractory, disputatious, insurrectionary, troublemaking in the sense of follower Definition a supporter, such as of a sport or team disagreements between followers of the two organizations Synonyms supporter, fan, representative, convert, believer, admirer, backer, partisan, disciple, protagonist, devotee, worshipper, apostle, pupil, cohort (US), adherent, or woman or person">henchman or woman or person, groupie (slang), habitué, votary in the sense of guerrilla Definition a member of an irregular, politically motivated, armed force that fights regular forces The guerrillas issued a list of demands. Synonyms freedom fighter, partisan, irregular, underground fighter, member of the underground or resistance in the sense of irregular Definition (of troops) not belonging to regular forces At least 17 irregular units are involved in the war. Synonyms unofficial, underground, guerrilla, volunteer, resistance, partisan, rogue, paramilitary, mercenary in the sense of one-sided Definition considering or favouring only one side of a matter She gave a very one-sided account of the affair. Synonyms biased, prejudiced, weighted, twisted, coloured, unfair, partial, distorted, partisan, warped, slanted, unjust, discriminatory, lopsided in the sense of partial Definition biased Some of the umpiring in the tournament was partial. Synonyms biased, prejudiced, discriminatory, partisan, influenced, unfair, one-sided, unjust, predisposed, tendentious in the sense of sectarian Definition narrow-minded as a result of supporting a particular sect sectarian religious groups Synonyms narrow-minded, partisan, fanatic, fanatical, extremist, limited, exclusive, rigid, parochial, factional, bigoted, dogmatic, insular, doctrinaire, hidebound, clannish, cliquish in the sense of stalwart Definition a hard-working and loyal supporter a stalwart of one of the world's most revered orchestras Synonyms adherent, supporter, fan, follower, attendant, groupie (informal), hanger-on (informal) Additional synonyms in the sense of votary Definition a person devoted to a cause Synonyms devotee, follower, believer, disciple, adherent, aficionado
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