Definition of Baathist in English:

Baathist

(also Ba'athist)

nounˈbɑːθɪstˈbɑθəst

A member or follower of the Baath Party, a pan-Arab political party.
high-ranking Baathists
Example sentencesExamples
- There are some technocrats who simply had to be Baathists in order to work.
- In the 1960s, the world recognized the Baathists.
- He defends his decision to hire former Baathists.
- Within four days, they arrested all union leaders and replaced them with loyal Baathists.
- He now makes about $200 a month instead of the $3 a month that doctors earned under the Baathists.

adjectiveˈbɑːθɪstˈbɑθəst

Relating to the Baath Party.
a Baathist stronghold
Example sentencesExamples
- The military assumed that Fallujah was a Baathist stronghold.
- It is nearly impossible to find anything on these defining features of the Baathist epoch.
- Some appear to be former Baathist soldiers seeking revenge for indignities they have suffered.
- Under the Baathist regime, it was often difficult to access the resources needed to start or build business enterprises.
- It is estimated that there are between 4,000 and 5,000 mid-level Baathist opposition fighters.

Definition of Baathist in US English:

Baathist

(also Ba'athist)

nounˈbɑθəstˈbäTHəst

A member or follower of the Baath Party, a pan-Arab political party.
high-ranking Baathists
Example sentencesExamples
- Within four days, they arrested all union leaders and replaced them with loyal Baathists.
- There are some technocrats who simply had to be Baathists in order to work.
- He defends his decision to hire former Baathists.
- In the 1960s, the world recognized the Baathists.
- He now makes about $200 a month instead of the $3 a month that doctors earned under the Baathists.

adjectiveˈbɑθəstˈbäTHəst

Relating to the Baath Party.
a Baathist stronghold
Example sentencesExamples
- It is estimated that there are between 4,000 and 5,000 mid-level Baathist opposition fighters.
- The military assumed that Fallujah was a Baathist stronghold.
- Under the Baathist regime, it was often difficult to access the resources needed to start or build business enterprises.
- Some appear to be former Baathist soldiers seeking revenge for indignities they have suffered.
- It is nearly impossible to find anything on these defining features of the Baathist epoch.

单词	Baathist
释义	Definition of Baathist in English: Baathist (also Ba'athist) nounˈbɑːθɪstˈbɑθəst A member or follower of the Baath Party, a pan-Arab political party. high-ranking Baathists Example sentencesExamples There are some technocrats who simply had to be Baathists in order to work. In the 1960s, the world recognized the Baathists. He defends his decision to hire former Baathists. Within four days, they arrested all union leaders and replaced them with loyal Baathists. He now makes about $200 a month instead of the $3 a month that doctors earned under the Baathists. adjectiveˈbɑːθɪstˈbɑθəst Relating to the Baath Party. a Baathist stronghold Example sentencesExamples The military assumed that Fallujah was a Baathist stronghold. It is nearly impossible to find anything on these defining features of the Baathist epoch. Some appear to be former Baathist soldiers seeking revenge for indignities they have suffered. Under the Baathist regime, it was often difficult to access the resources needed to start or build business enterprises. It is estimated that there are between 4,000 and 5,000 mid-level Baathist opposition fighters. Definition of Baathist in US English: Baathist (also Ba'athist) nounˈbɑθəstˈbäTHəst A member or follower of the Baath Party, a pan-Arab political party. high-ranking Baathists Example sentencesExamples Within four days, they arrested all union leaders and replaced them with loyal Baathists. There are some technocrats who simply had to be Baathists in order to work. He defends his decision to hire former Baathists. In the 1960s, the world recognized the Baathists. He now makes about $200 a month instead of the $3 a month that doctors earned under the Baathists. adjectiveˈbɑθəstˈbäTHəst Relating to the Baath Party. a Baathist stronghold Example sentencesExamples It is estimated that there are between 4,000 and 5,000 mid-level Baathist opposition fighters. The military assumed that Fallujah was a Baathist stronghold. Under the Baathist regime, it was often difficult to access the resources needed to start or build business enterprises. Some appear to be former Baathist soldiers seeking revenge for indignities they have suffered. It is nearly impossible to find anything on these defining features of the Baathist epoch.
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