Definition of Eurosceptic in English:

Eurosceptic

(US Euroskeptic)

noun ˈjʊərəʊˌskɛptɪkˌjəroʊˈskɛptɪk

A person who is opposed to increasing the powers of the European Union.
Example sentencesExamples
- Other hobbyhorses include all the Euro-sceptics mendaciously traducing our ‘wobbly’, ‘perfidious’ neighbours, regardless of the contrary facts.
- Survived two days of meetings with Euroland, sitting in on plans for further ‘misery research’, as a fellow Euro-sceptic termed it.
- Personally, I am unable to take the reflexively anti-EU positions that many American bloggers seem to take, or that British Euro-sceptics seem to take.
- This would be a divisive disaster for our continent, although British Euro-sceptics will believe it's Christmas.
- Europe is a geographical entity comprising 46 countries and Euro-sceptics are no more ‘anti - Europe’ than Christians are anti-God.
- Scattered among the gathering were a number of well known Euro-sceptics, a further scattering of local politicians, and interested members of the public, all there to discuss the issues that led to the defeat of the Nice Treaty.
- But he's one of the best known Euro-sceptics and that's why he was invited.
- All of which is contained in this constitution and the constitution is - at least for the time being - dead, and of course it ought to be with joy that we Euro-sceptics place our feet on its mounded belly.
- The one thing pundits seem certain about is that the Euro-sceptics have done well across the EU, with the UK Independence Party winning 12 seats with around 16 per cent of the vote.
- Many British Euro-sceptics are praying for a ‘Oui’, while Euro-enthusiasts are crossing their fingers for a ‘Non’.
- It is fervently to be hoped that the mainstream Conservative Party with support from Euro-sceptics wherever they are - will give the robust leadership required to lead the nation away from mortal danger.
- In the 1990s Euro-sceptics called for referendums to decide on measures which involve a further integration of Britain into the European Union.
- Although Major won the vote, he was struck by the strength of the Euro-sceptics and became increasingly suspicious of some of his colleagues.
- Seven years on and people remain unimpressed with that vision - a growing number embracing a party of Euro-sceptics, whose declared vision is to extract Britain from Europe all together.
- So you're a Euro-sceptic only in the sense of not being enthusiastic about federal union?
- Aides pledged that the 25-nation tour would not be complete without the commissioners involved meeting their fiercest critics face to face, including British Euro-sceptics.
- It is just another chance for Euro-sceptics to spread bad feeling about the EU.
- The French who abstained in large numbers during the European parliamentary elections were already Euro-sceptics.
- The appointment of the Euro-sceptic provoked renewed hostilities between different factions at the top of the party.
- That could reopen a bitter civil war within the party between fierce Euro-sceptics who want the withdrawal option to become official party policy and pro-Europeans who believe that would be General Election suicide.

Derivatives

Eurosceptical

adjective

And the question I'd ask you (even those of you who are deeply Euro-sceptical) is ‘would Europe be better off with or without its Parliament?’
Example sentencesExamples
- This means a hardened Euro-sceptical rhetoric from him, but also heightened tensions with the real Tory Euro-sceptics over withdrawal.
- The block between the Atlantic and the Oder would only lead to polarised opposition from the remaining EU treaty partners, which would predictably turn to Euro-sceptical England or orient themselves increasingly towards America.

Euroscepticism

noun ˈjʊərəʊskɛptɪsɪz(ə)mˌjəroʊˈskɛptɪsɪzəm

Fully 64 per cent of Yorkshire people would vote to quit the EU if offered the chance in a referendum, with only the South-West and the South-East approaching Yorkshire's Euro-scepticism.
Example sentencesExamples
- I agree that there is a high level of Euro-scepticism.
- The UK Independence Party was rewriting the political map of Britain last night as a tide of Euro-scepticism dominated the European Parliament elections.
- This should be resisted, as he believes there are many who share his own Euro-scepticism, and who will vote to reject the Constitution, but who want Britain to remain in the EU.
- The small no majority in the first Danish referendum in June 1992 acted as a catalyst for a new wave of Euro-scepticism, and the ratification process became both long and painful.

Definition of Euroskeptic in US English:

Euroskeptic

(British Eurosceptic)

nounˌyərōˈskeptikˌjəroʊˈskɛptɪk

A person who is opposed to increasing the powers of the European Union.
Example sentencesExamples
- Personally, I am unable to take the reflexively anti-EU positions that many American bloggers seem to take, or that British Euro-sceptics seem to take.
- Scattered among the gathering were a number of well known Euro-sceptics, a further scattering of local politicians, and interested members of the public, all there to discuss the issues that led to the defeat of the Nice Treaty.
- This would be a divisive disaster for our continent, although British Euro-sceptics will believe it's Christmas.
- Although Major won the vote, he was struck by the strength of the Euro-sceptics and became increasingly suspicious of some of his colleagues.
- The one thing pundits seem certain about is that the Euro-sceptics have done well across the EU, with the UK Independence Party winning 12 seats with around 16 per cent of the vote.
- The appointment of the Euro-sceptic provoked renewed hostilities between different factions at the top of the party.
- Aides pledged that the 25-nation tour would not be complete without the commissioners involved meeting their fiercest critics face to face, including British Euro-sceptics.
- It is fervently to be hoped that the mainstream Conservative Party with support from Euro-sceptics wherever they are - will give the robust leadership required to lead the nation away from mortal danger.
- Seven years on and people remain unimpressed with that vision - a growing number embracing a party of Euro-sceptics, whose declared vision is to extract Britain from Europe all together.
- It is just another chance for Euro-sceptics to spread bad feeling about the EU.
- Europe is a geographical entity comprising 46 countries and Euro-sceptics are no more ‘anti - Europe’ than Christians are anti-God.
- That could reopen a bitter civil war within the party between fierce Euro-sceptics who want the withdrawal option to become official party policy and pro-Europeans who believe that would be General Election suicide.
- In the 1990s Euro-sceptics called for referendums to decide on measures which involve a further integration of Britain into the European Union.
- Other hobbyhorses include all the Euro-sceptics mendaciously traducing our ‘wobbly’, ‘perfidious’ neighbours, regardless of the contrary facts.
- All of which is contained in this constitution and the constitution is - at least for the time being - dead, and of course it ought to be with joy that we Euro-sceptics place our feet on its mounded belly.
- Many British Euro-sceptics are praying for a ‘Oui’, while Euro-enthusiasts are crossing their fingers for a ‘Non’.
- The French who abstained in large numbers during the European parliamentary elections were already Euro-sceptics.
- So you're a Euro-sceptic only in the sense of not being enthusiastic about federal union?
- Survived two days of meetings with Euroland, sitting in on plans for further ‘misery research’, as a fellow Euro-sceptic termed it.
- But he's one of the best known Euro-sceptics and that's why he was invited.

单词	Eurosceptic
释义	Definition of Eurosceptic in English: Eurosceptic (US Euroskeptic) noun ˈjʊərəʊˌskɛptɪkˌjəroʊˈskɛptɪk A person who is opposed to increasing the powers of the European Union. Example sentencesExamples Other hobbyhorses include all the Euro-sceptics mendaciously traducing our ‘wobbly’, ‘perfidious’ neighbours, regardless of the contrary facts. Survived two days of meetings with Euroland, sitting in on plans for further ‘misery research’, as a fellow Euro-sceptic termed it. Personally, I am unable to take the reflexively anti-EU positions that many American bloggers seem to take, or that British Euro-sceptics seem to take. This would be a divisive disaster for our continent, although British Euro-sceptics will believe it's Christmas. Europe is a geographical entity comprising 46 countries and Euro-sceptics are no more ‘anti - Europe’ than Christians are anti-God. Scattered among the gathering were a number of well known Euro-sceptics, a further scattering of local politicians, and interested members of the public, all there to discuss the issues that led to the defeat of the Nice Treaty. But he's one of the best known Euro-sceptics and that's why he was invited. All of which is contained in this constitution and the constitution is - at least for the time being - dead, and of course it ought to be with joy that we Euro-sceptics place our feet on its mounded belly. The one thing pundits seem certain about is that the Euro-sceptics have done well across the EU, with the UK Independence Party winning 12 seats with around 16 per cent of the vote. Many British Euro-sceptics are praying for a ‘Oui’, while Euro-enthusiasts are crossing their fingers for a ‘Non’. It is fervently to be hoped that the mainstream Conservative Party with support from Euro-sceptics wherever they are - will give the robust leadership required to lead the nation away from mortal danger. In the 1990s Euro-sceptics called for referendums to decide on measures which involve a further integration of Britain into the European Union. Although Major won the vote, he was struck by the strength of the Euro-sceptics and became increasingly suspicious of some of his colleagues. Seven years on and people remain unimpressed with that vision - a growing number embracing a party of Euro-sceptics, whose declared vision is to extract Britain from Europe all together. So you're a Euro-sceptic only in the sense of not being enthusiastic about federal union? Aides pledged that the 25-nation tour would not be complete without the commissioners involved meeting their fiercest critics face to face, including British Euro-sceptics. It is just another chance for Euro-sceptics to spread bad feeling about the EU. The French who abstained in large numbers during the European parliamentary elections were already Euro-sceptics. The appointment of the Euro-sceptic provoked renewed hostilities between different factions at the top of the party. That could reopen a bitter civil war within the party between fierce Euro-sceptics who want the withdrawal option to become official party policy and pro-Europeans who believe that would be General Election suicide. Derivatives Eurosceptical adjective And the question I'd ask you (even those of you who are deeply Euro-sceptical) is ‘would Europe be better off with or without its Parliament?’ Example sentencesExamples This means a hardened Euro-sceptical rhetoric from him, but also heightened tensions with the real Tory Euro-sceptics over withdrawal. The block between the Atlantic and the Oder would only lead to polarised opposition from the remaining EU treaty partners, which would predictably turn to Euro-sceptical England or orient themselves increasingly towards America. Euroscepticism noun ˈjʊərəʊskɛptɪsɪz(ə)mˌjəroʊˈskɛptɪsɪzəm Fully 64 per cent of Yorkshire people would vote to quit the EU if offered the chance in a referendum, with only the South-West and the South-East approaching Yorkshire's Euro-scepticism. Example sentencesExamples I agree that there is a high level of Euro-scepticism. The UK Independence Party was rewriting the political map of Britain last night as a tide of Euro-scepticism dominated the European Parliament elections. This should be resisted, as he believes there are many who share his own Euro-scepticism, and who will vote to reject the Constitution, but who want Britain to remain in the EU. The small no majority in the first Danish referendum in June 1992 acted as a catalyst for a new wave of Euro-scepticism, and the ratification process became both long and painful. Definition of Euroskeptic in US English: Euroskeptic (British Eurosceptic) nounˌyərōˈskeptikˌjəroʊˈskɛptɪk A person who is opposed to increasing the powers of the European Union. Example sentencesExamples Personally, I am unable to take the reflexively anti-EU positions that many American bloggers seem to take, or that British Euro-sceptics seem to take. Scattered among the gathering were a number of well known Euro-sceptics, a further scattering of local politicians, and interested members of the public, all there to discuss the issues that led to the defeat of the Nice Treaty. This would be a divisive disaster for our continent, although British Euro-sceptics will believe it's Christmas. Although Major won the vote, he was struck by the strength of the Euro-sceptics and became increasingly suspicious of some of his colleagues. The one thing pundits seem certain about is that the Euro-sceptics have done well across the EU, with the UK Independence Party winning 12 seats with around 16 per cent of the vote. The appointment of the Euro-sceptic provoked renewed hostilities between different factions at the top of the party. Aides pledged that the 25-nation tour would not be complete without the commissioners involved meeting their fiercest critics face to face, including British Euro-sceptics. It is fervently to be hoped that the mainstream Conservative Party with support from Euro-sceptics wherever they are - will give the robust leadership required to lead the nation away from mortal danger. Seven years on and people remain unimpressed with that vision - a growing number embracing a party of Euro-sceptics, whose declared vision is to extract Britain from Europe all together. It is just another chance for Euro-sceptics to spread bad feeling about the EU. Europe is a geographical entity comprising 46 countries and Euro-sceptics are no more ‘anti - Europe’ than Christians are anti-God. That could reopen a bitter civil war within the party between fierce Euro-sceptics who want the withdrawal option to become official party policy and pro-Europeans who believe that would be General Election suicide. In the 1990s Euro-sceptics called for referendums to decide on measures which involve a further integration of Britain into the European Union. Other hobbyhorses include all the Euro-sceptics mendaciously traducing our ‘wobbly’, ‘perfidious’ neighbours, regardless of the contrary facts. All of which is contained in this constitution and the constitution is - at least for the time being - dead, and of course it ought to be with joy that we Euro-sceptics place our feet on its mounded belly. Many British Euro-sceptics are praying for a ‘Oui’, while Euro-enthusiasts are crossing their fingers for a ‘Non’. The French who abstained in large numbers during the European parliamentary elections were already Euro-sceptics. So you're a Euro-sceptic only in the sense of not being enthusiastic about federal union? Survived two days of meetings with Euroland, sitting in on plans for further ‘misery research’, as a fellow Euro-sceptic termed it. But he's one of the best known Euro-sceptics and that's why he was invited.
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