fascist
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++fas·cist /ˈfæʃɪst/ noun [countable] 1 PPGsomeone who supports fascism 法西斯主义支持者，法西斯分子 The fascists came to power in 1933. 法西斯分子于1933年上台。2 informalUNPLEASANT someone who is cruel and unfair and does not like people to argue with them 暴虐专横的人 My last boss was a real fascist. 我的上一个老板是个十足的法西斯。3. informalPPG someone who has extreme right-wing opinions 极右分子 —fascist adjective Mussolini’s fascist regime 墨索里尼的法西斯政权
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fascist• The police banned Mosley from proceeding with his march and 1,900 fascists marched westwards instead.• My children have occasionally accused me of being a fascist.• And there are skinheads who are fascists.Origin fascist (1900-2000) Italian Fascista, from fascio “group of things tied together”fas·cist nounChineseSyllable
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fascist
fas‧cist /ˈfæʃəst, ˈfæʃɪst/
noun [countable]
The fascists came to power in 1933.
2. informal someone who is cruel and unfair and does not like people to argue with them:
My last boss was a real fascist.
3. informal someone who has extreme right-wing opinions
—fascist adjective:
Mussolini’s fascist regime
fas‧cist /ˈfæʃəst, ˈfæʃɪst/
noun [countable] Date: 1900-2000
Language: Italian
Origin: Fascista, from fascio 'group of things tied together'
1. someone who supports fascism:Language: Italian
Origin: Fascista, from fascio 'group of things tied together'
2. informal someone who is cruel and unfair and does not like people to argue with them:
3. informal someone who has extreme right-wing opinions
—fascist adjective: