fundamentalist
/ˌfʌndəˈmentəlɪst/ (bre, ipa) · [fˌʌndəmˈɛntəlɪst] /ˌfʌndəˈmentəlɪst/ (ame, ipa) · [fˌʌndəmˈɛntəlɪst] /¦fən-də-¦men-tə-list How to pronounce fundamentalist (audio)/ (ame, mw)
fundamentalist — 名詞
- fundamentalistsingular
- fundamentalistsplural
1. someone who insists that the original teachings of a religion are fully true and
原教旨主義者
堅信經典絕對正確的人
someone who insists that the original teachings of a religion are fully true and must be followed without change
Omar's uncle became a fundamentalist after joining a strict Bible school.
Omar 的叔叔加入一所嚴格的聖經學校後，成了原教旨主義者。
become a fundamentalist
At a campus debate, Sana called the radio host a dangerous fundamentalist.
在校園辯論會上，Sana 稱那位電台主持人是危險的原教旨主義者。
call someone a fundamentalist
Several villagers feared the new preacher was a fundamentalist.
好幾位村民擔心那位新傳教士是原教旨主義者。
The village fundamentalists banned music at weddings and closed the dance hall.
那群原教旨主義者禁止在婚禮上播放音樂，還關掉了舞廳。
Christopher interviewed a Christian fundamentalist outside the courthouse.
Christopher 在法院外採訪了一位基督教原教旨主義者。
- literalist
stresses reading sacred words exactly as they are written
- traditionalist
is broader and often sounds less severe about change
- hard-liner
focuses more on refusing compromise than on religious doctrine
文法句型
a Christian fundamentalist
a religious fundamentalist
become a fundamentalist
用法筆記
Often used by critics in news reports or public debate, especially about religion. When people describe themselves, they often choose a more specific label such as Baptist, Muslim, or Orthodox instead.
常見錯誤
fundamentalist — 形容詞
- fundamentalistpositive
- more fundamentalistcomparative
- most fundamentalistsuperlative
1. showing or supporting the view that a religion's original rules must still be ob
原教旨派的
帶有嚴守原始教義傾向的
showing or supporting the view that a religion's original rules must still be obeyed exactly today
The church school follows a fundamentalist reading of the Bible.
那所教會學校採取原教旨派的《聖經》解讀。
fundamentalist reading of the Bible
A fundamentalist pastor warned teenagers against pop music and dating.
那位原教旨派的牧師警告青少年不要聽流行音樂，也不要約會。
fundamentalist pastor
Parents opposed the fundamentalist rule that girls sit separately.
家長們反對那項原教旨派的規定，要求女孩分開坐。
At the church camp, Owen left after hearing its fundamentalist sermons every night.
Owen 聽了那個教會營隊每晚的原教旨派講道後就離開了。
The town museum showed posters from a 1930s fundamentalist revival meeting.
小鎮博物館展出了 1930 年代原教旨派復興聚會的海報。
- dogmatic
is broader and can describe rigid certainty in many subjects
- literalist
fits best when the focus is on reading sacred texts word by word
- hard-line
often stresses a severe public stance rather than doctrine itself
文法句型
a fundamentalist pastor
a fundamentalist reading of the Bible
a fundamentalist movement
用法筆記
Usually appears before a noun such as preacher, group, reading, rule, or movement. It often suggests resistance to modern social change as well as strict religious belief.