Definition of right-winger in English:

right-winger

noun ˌrʌɪtˈwɪŋəˌraɪtˈwɪŋər

1A person who supports or belongs to the conservative or reactionary section of a political party or system.
right-wingers gained power in the provincial elections
Example sentencesExamples
- Only the hard right-wingers on council voted against restoring the money.
- I don't understand what everyone's up in a tizzy over in terms of the 'evil' right-wingers.
- A parade of right-wingers in camouflage talk about their weapons the way a priest talks about salvation.
- This guy is clearly, by our standards, something of a right-winger himself.
- He had been a rather strident right-winger in the previous government, unexpectedly losing his seat to Labour in 1997.
- They would be able to boast they have hired at least a token religious right-winger.
- According to various sources, he, unlike his sidekick, is a right-winger.
- We don't have to be concerned about the right-wingers labelling us unpatriotic.
- My initial impulse, surprisingly, was to agree with the right-wingers.
- Representing the right-wingers, the shadow defence secretary is expected to announce his intention to stand this weekend.
2An attacking player on the right side of a team on the field in soccer, rugby, and field hockey.
he switched from right-winger to centre-forward
Example sentencesExamples
- He's been described as one of the finest right-wingers to ever play for the country.
- This tricky Argentine right-winger has been a revelation since joining the club in the summer.
- The right-winger scored from a Greening corner.
- The celebrated right-winger had been off-colour throughout the tournament in spite of pep talks by the management.
- One of the sport's most celebrated figures was a small right-winger with grotesquely shaped legs and an extraordinary style of play.
- To top it all, the England manager decides that you're a natural right-winger.
- With nearly two seasons under his belt, it is perhaps time we gave up on him and pursued a genuine right-winger.
- He was forced out to play wide as an auxiliary right-winger.
- He could become one of the best right-wingers in Europe.
- Right-winger Goudie and full back Bertram scored the goals for Great Britain.

Definition of right-winger in US English:

right-winger

nounˌrītˈwiNGərˌraɪtˈwɪŋər

1A person who supports or belongs to the conservative or reactionary section of a political party or system.
right-wingers gained power in the provincial elections
Example sentencesExamples
- Only the hard right-wingers on council voted against restoring the money.
- According to various sources, he, unlike his sidekick, is a right-winger.
- They would be able to boast they have hired at least a token religious right-winger.
- This guy is clearly, by our standards, something of a right-winger himself.
- Representing the right-wingers, the shadow defence secretary is expected to announce his intention to stand this weekend.
- My initial impulse, surprisingly, was to agree with the right-wingers.
- He had been a rather strident right-winger in the previous government, unexpectedly losing his seat to Labour in 1997.
- I don't understand what everyone's up in a tizzy over in terms of the 'evil' right-wingers.
- A parade of right-wingers in camouflage talk about their weapons the way a priest talks about salvation.
- We don't have to be concerned about the right-wingers labelling us unpatriotic.
2An attacking player on the right side of a team on the field in soccer, rugby, and field hockey.
he switched from right-winger to center-forward
Example sentencesExamples
- To top it all, the England manager decides that you're a natural right-winger.
- This tricky Argentine right-winger has been a revelation since joining the club in the summer.
- One of the sport's most celebrated figures was a small right-winger with grotesquely shaped legs and an extraordinary style of play.
- Right-winger Goudie and full back Bertram scored the goals for Great Britain.
- The celebrated right-winger had been off-colour throughout the tournament in spite of pep talks by the management.
- He could become one of the best right-wingers in Europe.
- With nearly two seasons under his belt, it is perhaps time we gave up on him and pursued a genuine right-winger.
- The right-winger scored from a Greening corner.
- He was forced out to play wide as an auxiliary right-winger.
- He's been described as one of the finest right-wingers to ever play for the country.

单词	right-winger
释义	Definition of right-winger in English: right-winger noun ˌrʌɪtˈwɪŋəˌraɪtˈwɪŋər 1A person who supports or belongs to the conservative or reactionary section of a political party or system. right-wingers gained power in the provincial elections Example sentencesExamples Only the hard right-wingers on council voted against restoring the money. I don't understand what everyone's up in a tizzy over in terms of the 'evil' right-wingers. A parade of right-wingers in camouflage talk about their weapons the way a priest talks about salvation. This guy is clearly, by our standards, something of a right-winger himself. He had been a rather strident right-winger in the previous government, unexpectedly losing his seat to Labour in 1997. They would be able to boast they have hired at least a token religious right-winger. According to various sources, he, unlike his sidekick, is a right-winger. We don't have to be concerned about the right-wingers labelling us unpatriotic. My initial impulse, surprisingly, was to agree with the right-wingers. Representing the right-wingers, the shadow defence secretary is expected to announce his intention to stand this weekend. 2An attacking player on the right side of a team on the field in soccer, rugby, and field hockey. he switched from right-winger to centre-forward Example sentencesExamples He's been described as one of the finest right-wingers to ever play for the country. This tricky Argentine right-winger has been a revelation since joining the club in the summer. The right-winger scored from a Greening corner. The celebrated right-winger had been off-colour throughout the tournament in spite of pep talks by the management. One of the sport's most celebrated figures was a small right-winger with grotesquely shaped legs and an extraordinary style of play. To top it all, the England manager decides that you're a natural right-winger. With nearly two seasons under his belt, it is perhaps time we gave up on him and pursued a genuine right-winger. He was forced out to play wide as an auxiliary right-winger. He could become one of the best right-wingers in Europe. Right-winger Goudie and full back Bertram scored the goals for Great Britain. Definition of right-winger in US English: right-winger nounˌrītˈwiNGərˌraɪtˈwɪŋər 1A person who supports or belongs to the conservative or reactionary section of a political party or system. right-wingers gained power in the provincial elections Example sentencesExamples Only the hard right-wingers on council voted against restoring the money. According to various sources, he, unlike his sidekick, is a right-winger. They would be able to boast they have hired at least a token religious right-winger. This guy is clearly, by our standards, something of a right-winger himself. Representing the right-wingers, the shadow defence secretary is expected to announce his intention to stand this weekend. My initial impulse, surprisingly, was to agree with the right-wingers. He had been a rather strident right-winger in the previous government, unexpectedly losing his seat to Labour in 1997. I don't understand what everyone's up in a tizzy over in terms of the 'evil' right-wingers. A parade of right-wingers in camouflage talk about their weapons the way a priest talks about salvation. We don't have to be concerned about the right-wingers labelling us unpatriotic. 2An attacking player on the right side of a team on the field in soccer, rugby, and field hockey. he switched from right-winger to center-forward Example sentencesExamples To top it all, the England manager decides that you're a natural right-winger. This tricky Argentine right-winger has been a revelation since joining the club in the summer. One of the sport's most celebrated figures was a small right-winger with grotesquely shaped legs and an extraordinary style of play. Right-winger Goudie and full back Bertram scored the goals for Great Britain. The celebrated right-winger had been off-colour throughout the tournament in spite of pep talks by the management. He could become one of the best right-wingers in Europe. With nearly two seasons under his belt, it is perhaps time we gave up on him and pursued a genuine right-winger. The right-winger scored from a Greening corner. He was forced out to play wide as an auxiliary right-winger. He's been described as one of the finest right-wingers to ever play for the country.
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