anarch

anarch — 名詞

1. Someone who leads or strongly supports a fight against the current system of gov

1.名詞C2
釋義

無政府主義者

鼓吹推翻政府並廢除法律的激進分子

Someone who leads or strongly supports a fight against the current system of government, wanting to remove all rulers and laws — for example, a revolutionary who calls for the complete end of state authority, or a protester who refuses to accept any form of political control.

例句

During the revolution, Daichi was known as an anarch who wanted no rulers.

革命期間，Daichi 被視為一名無政府主義者，主張不應有統治者。

anarch who wanted no — followed by desire for no rulers

The police caught the anarchs before the group could start a street fight.

警方在那些無政府主義者引發街頭鬥毆之前就逮捕了他們。

the anarchs caught — plural countable noun with definite article

同義詞
  • revolutionary

    Broader term — a revolutionary wants to replace the government, but may not oppose all government entirely.

  • rebel

    More general and less political — a rebel fights against any kind of authority, not necessarily wanting to abolish all rulers.

  • insurgent

    Focuses on armed resistance against an established government; more military in tone.

  • agitator

    Someone who stirs up public feeling on political issues, but may not advocate the complete removal of government.

反義詞
  • loyalist

    Stays faithful to the existing government and defends it against opposition.

  • authoritarian

    Believes in strong central power and strict obedience to authority, the opposite of anarchist ideals.

文法句型

anarch + verb (singular/plural)

用法筆記

Anarch and anarchist are close in meaning, but anarch is much rarer and often suggests someone who actively takes part in rebellion or revolt, not just someone who holds a political belief. In everyday conversation, anarchist is far more common.

常見錯誤

❌The anarchs want to create more government rules.
✅The anarchs want to remove all government rules.
💡Anarchs oppose government control and want to abolish it, not expand it.
❌She is an anarch who loves peace and order.
✅She is an anarch who rejects all forms of political authority.
💡Anarchs oppose systems of rule, not just disorder.