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

b. spec. The central states of the United States, esp. regarded as representing traditional social attitudes and moderately conservative politics. Also: the residents of this region (cf. Middle America n. 3). Also with capital initial. Also in plural. Frequently attributive, as heartland America, heartland values, etc.

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1945 J. T. Flanagan Amer. is West (title of chapter) From the heartland.

1945 Washington Post 22 June 1/7 The heartland of America gave..Eisenhower an uproarious homecoming today as he came back to his native Middlewest.

1968 Life 18 Oct. 26 In heartland America..conversation often takes the form of ritual.

1969 Atlantic Oct. 18/1 A Republican Party based in the ‘Heartland’ (Midwest), West, and South can and should co-opt the Wallace vote.

1970 N.Y. Mag. Feb. 58/2 Heartland Americans dispatched a small breakfast before church, then promenaded home for a mighty Sunday dinner.

1990 R. Goldberg & G. J. Goldberg Anchors xvi. 228 CBS reporters..tromped across the heartland—knee-deep in cow flop—in search of moments, and good ratings.

2005 N.Y. Rev. Bks. 12 May 6/3 She frames her plea with an eye to the prejudices of those she needs to convince—..the suspicious and worried heartlands where liberal arguments are not going to appeal.

2007 R. Sisson et al. Amer. Midwest 1027/2 In the nineteenth century an array of native-born and immigrant peoples coalesced in the Midwest to form a family farm culture that became the bedrock of the heartland values we associate with the region even today.

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释义	> as lemmas heartland values b. spec. The central states of the United States, esp. regarded as representing traditional social attitudes and moderately conservative politics. Also: the residents of this region (cf. Middle America n. 3). Also with capital initial. Also in plural. Frequently attributive, as heartland America, heartland values, etc. ΘΚΠ the world > the earth > named regions of earth > America > North America > [noun] > United States > central states Midland1785 heartland1945 1945 J. T. Flanagan Amer. is West (title of chapter) From the heartland. 1945 Washington Post 22 June 1/7 The heartland of America gave..Eisenhower an uproarious homecoming today as he came back to his native Middlewest. 1968 Life 18 Oct. 26 In heartland America..conversation often takes the form of ritual. 1969 Atlantic Oct. 18/1 A Republican Party based in the ‘Heartland’ (Midwest), West, and South can and should co-opt the Wallace vote. 1970 N.Y. Mag. Feb. 58/2 Heartland Americans dispatched a small breakfast before church, then promenaded home for a mighty Sunday dinner. 1990 R. Goldberg & G. J. Goldberg Anchors xvi. 228 CBS reporters..tromped across the heartland—knee-deep in cow flop—in search of moments, and good ratings. 2005 N.Y. Rev. Bks. 12 May 6/3 She frames her plea with an eye to the prejudices of those she needs to convince—..the suspicious and worried heartlands where liberal arguments are not going to appeal. 2007 R. Sisson et al. Amer. Midwest 1027/2 In the nineteenth century an array of native-born and immigrant peoples coalesced in the Midwest to form a family farm culture that became the bedrock of the heartland values we associate with the region even today. extracted from heartlandn. < as lemmas
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