| 释义 |
Stalinite, n. and a. rare.|ˈstɑːlɪnaɪt|
[f. as prec. + -ite1.]
= Stalinist n. and a.
1927Daily Tel. 6 Dec. 11 The struggle between the Trotskists and the Stalinites. 1938R. Crossman in New Statesman 7 May 780/2 Unlike the Stalinites, he has learnt nothing from the experience of Fascism, and so can greet it as a positive advance towards the millennium. 1945Koestler Yogi & Commissar iii. i. 134 The New Statesman and Nation's interpretations of Stalinite policy display all the ingeniousness of the official Apologist. 1973Times 19 Jan. 4/5 (heading) ‘Almost Stalinite’ to deny effective power to local parties. |