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意思翻译
n.废奴主义者；废除主义者
相似词语短语
[url=/enword/21168/]abolitionist[/url]───n.废奴主义者；废除主义者
[url=/enword/21150/]abolitionism[/url]───n.废除主义；废奴主义
abortionists───n.（尤指非法）为人堕胎者
[url=/enword/18555/]abortionist[/url]───n.（尤指非法）为人堕胎者
adoptionists───n.信仰耶稣是上帝义子学说的人
[url=/enword/27717/]evolutionists[/url]───n.进化论者；adj.进化论的
isolationists───n.孤立主义者；adj.孤立主义的；孤立主义者的
solutionists───n.解谜专家；解答者
associationists───n.联想论者
双语使用场景
Sometimes I think the Abolitionists have got the right idea.───有时我甚至想，那帮废奴主义者的主意倒不错呢。
Abolitionists suspect he is wrong.───废除死刑主义者怀疑他是错的。
Two of these same brothers, John and James, were abolitionists.───也同样是这6个中的两兄弟—约翰和詹姆士推崇废奴主义。
That was the abolitionist movement, which opposed slavery. Abolitionists did not like Clay, because he owned slaves.───这支政治力量就是风起云涌的废奴运动，废奴运动者并不喜欢克莱，因为他本身就拥有奴隶。
Buchanan said the South had good reason to leave the Union if abolitionists continued their attacks against slavery.───布肯南说，如果废奴主义者继续对奴隶制进行攻击的话，那么南方要脱离联邦就有很好的理由。
Clay hated the abolitionists and the great noise they were beginning to make over slavery.───克莱憎恨废奴主义者和他们所带来的噪声，他们正在奴役他人。
Known as the "Moses of her people, " she was admired by abolitionists such as John Brown, who called her General Tubman.───作为她的人民的“摩西”之称的她钦佩废奴如约翰布朗，谁打电话给她总塔布曼。
So much of that thing has been done by these reckless Abolitionists .───那些轻举妄动的废奴派做得实在太过份了。
that agrees with early abolitionists that the Great Compromise between North and South was a pact with the Devil.───他们同意早期废奴主义者的思想，认为北方和南方之间做出的伟大的妥协是与恶魔签订的契约。
英语使用场景
How willing were abolitionists to challenge both the accepted ways of acting publicly and by whom the action should be undertaken?
The abolitionists advocated freedom for the slaves.
Abolitionists thus aspired to make their actual metropolitan and colonial societies conform more closely to these underlying ideas of order.
The absence of military protection for the abolitionists in Alton lends credence to legal indifference that bound the country at this time.
Abolitionists who had earlier given their commitment to an integrated movement still hoped to avoid open conflict despite these tensions.
Suspected abolitionists were tarred, feathered, and run out of town; antislavery literature was burned.
In July 1834, rioting against abolitionists in New York City resulted in mass destruction of the black section.
But, as disappointed abolitionists in the country reported, adequate supply remained crucial.
In 1961, the New Abolitionists focused their attention on segregation in interstate transportation, particularly on passenger buses.
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