supremacist
/suˈpreməsɪst/ (bre, ipa) · [suprˈɛməsɪst] /suˈpreməsɪst/ (ame, ipa) · [suprˈɛməsɪst] /sə-ˈpre-mə-sist How to pronounce supremacist (audio) sü-/ (ame, mw)
supremacist — 名詞
- supremacistsingular
- supremacistsplural
1. a person who claims that their own race, religion, sex, or social group is natur
至上主義者
主張自己所屬群體應統治他人的人
a person who claims that their own race, religion, sex, or social group is naturally above others and should be allowed to control them.
Gabriela called the host a supremacist after the man said one faith should rule.
Gabriela 在那名主持人說單一信仰應該掌權後，便說那名主持人是個至上主義者。
call someone a supremacist
Old recordings exposed the speaker as a supremacist who wanted one race to rule.
舊錄音揭露那名演講者是個至上主義者，主張由單一種族掌權。
be exposed as a supremacist
Omar left the club when its leader praised a jailed supremacist during the meeting.
Omar 在會議上聽到社團領袖稱讚一名入獄的至上主義者後，就退出了那個社團。
The judge said a supremacist and two friends had planned the attack.
法官說，策劃那起攻擊的是一名至上主義者和他的兩個朋友。
Liang asked why the march had invited a known supremacist to speak.
Liang 問，為什麼那場遊行會邀請一名知名至上主義者來發言。
- bigot
broader and less ideological; a bigot may hate other groups without arguing they should rule
- racist
narrower; refers specifically to race rather than any kind of group superiority
- chauvinist
often used for national or male superiority and may sound less tied to organized movements
- egalitarian
someone who believes different groups deserve equal rights and status
- pluralist
someone who supports different groups living together without one dominating the others
文法句型
a supremacist
be a supremacist
call someone a supremacist
用法筆記
Often appears with a word naming the group claimed to be superior, as in white supremacist or male supremacist. It usually describes a sustained belief or political stance, not just one insulting comment.