quislingism
quislingism — 名詞
1. the act of helping an enemy that has taken control of your country, especially b
叛國通敵
佔領期間與敵方合作
the act of helping an enemy that has taken control of your country, especially by holding an official position and obeying the invader's orders instead of resisting.
The former mayor was tried for quislingism after the war and sent to prison.
那位前市長在戰爭結束後因叛國通敵受審並被送入監獄。
collocation: put on trial for quislingism
The history book describes how some citizens chose resistance while others chose quislingism.
這本歷史書描述了某些市民選擇抵抗,而另一些人則選擇叛國通敵。
Hamza's grandfather lost his job after being accused of quislingism during the occupation.
Hamza 的祖父在被佔領期間被指控叛國通敵,因而失去了工作。
passive: be accused of quislingism
In many countries, laws against quislingism remain in force long after a war is over.
許多國家的法律在戰爭結束後仍長期追究叛國通敵的行為。
- accused of ~
- guilty of ~
- charged with ~
- acts of ~
- collaboration
the general term for working with an enemy; less specific than quislingism and far more common
- treason
broader legal term covering any betrayal of one's country, not only during foreign occupation
- collaborationism
a close synonym focusing on ideological support for the occupier, equally rare
- resistance
active opposition to the occupying force, the opposite of quislingism
- loyalty
steadfast devotion to one's country, directly opposed to the betrayal quislingism describes
用法筆記
Derived from the name of Vidkun Quisling, who collaborated with Nazi Germany while serving as Norway's prime minister during World War II. The word is very rarely used outside historical or political discussion.
同根字
- quisling名詞C2
常見搭配
常用片語
- accused of quilisingism
- guilty of quislingism
- charged with quislingism
- a case of quislingism