英语词汇“nativist”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

nativist

(neɪtɪvɪst )

Word forms: nativists

1. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun]

Nativist ideas or policies favour people who have lived in a country for a long time over more recent immigrants.

His populist, nativist rhetoric has struck a chord with many voters.

2. countable noun

A nativist is someone who believes that people who have lived in a country for a long time should be favoured over more recent immigrants.

Supporters of free trade are at odds with anti-immigration nativists.

单词	nativist
释义	nativist (neɪtɪvɪst ) Word forms: nativists 1. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] Nativist ideas or policies favour people who have lived in a country for a long time over more recent immigrants. His populist, nativist rhetoric has struck a chord with many voters. 2. countable noun A nativist is someone who believes that people who have lived in a country for a long time should be favoured over more recent immigrants. Supporters of free trade are at odds with anti-immigration nativists.
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