| 释义 |
‖ grossdeutsch, a.|ˈgrəʊsdɔɪtʃ|
[G.]
Pan-Germanic; referring to a Greater Germany, including Austria.
1946A. J. P. Taylor Course of Germ. Hist. 8 The interplay of Kleindeutsch and Grossdeutsch programmes. 1959Listener 21 May 902/1 The Germans as a whole reverted to grossdeutsch ambitions for the absorption of Austria and expansion at the expense of the Slav nations to their east. 1963Ibid. 14 Mar. 469/1 Schuschnigg himself emerges as all too honest, but as so drugged by his grossdeutsch mysticism as to be politically quite incompetent. |