Definition of Francoist in English:

Francoist

adjective ˈfraŋkəʊɪstˈfræŋkoʊɪst

Relating to or characteristic of the principles and policies of the Spanish dictator General Franco.
victims of Francoist repression
Example sentencesExamples
- Other streets named after Francoist generals were also changed.
- Then in 1936 came the civil war and Eduardo, not yet seventeen, volunteered on the Francoist side.
- Even during the recent economic crisis, with millions of Spaniards searching for work, there was no sign of revival in Francoist sentiment.
- They contributed to the expansion of civil society under the late Francoist regime, thus helping to prepare the ground for the formal political transition.
- It would be wrong and absurd to say that the Spanish right is Francoist.

noun ˈfraŋkəʊɪstˈfræŋkoʊɪst

An advocate of the principles and policies of the Spanish dictator General Franco.
he was a fervent Francoist
Example sentencesExamples
- He defied the hopes of the Francoists for an extension of autocratic rule.
- For all his enthusiasm, Alonso admits that there are few genuine Francoists in Spain today.
- "I am a Francoist, I adore the memory of General Franco."
- The Francoists took control of Spain through a comprehensive and methodical war of attrition.
- But to paint him as a card-carrying Francoist is wrong, stresses Carreno.

Definition of Francoist in US English:

Francoist

adjectiveˈfræŋkoʊɪstˈfraNGkōist

Relating to or characteristic of the principles and policies of the Spanish dictator General Franco.
victims of Francoist repression
Example sentencesExamples
- Even during the recent economic crisis, with millions of Spaniards searching for work, there was no sign of revival in Francoist sentiment.
- They contributed to the expansion of civil society under the late Francoist regime, thus helping to prepare the ground for the formal political transition.
- Then in 1936 came the civil war and Eduardo, not yet seventeen, volunteered on the Francoist side.
- Other streets named after Francoist generals were also changed.
- It would be wrong and absurd to say that the Spanish right is Francoist.

nounˈfræŋkoʊɪstˈfraNGkōist

An advocate of the principles and policies of the Spanish dictator General Franco.
he was a fervent Francoist
Example sentencesExamples
- He defied the hopes of the Francoists for an extension of autocratic rule.
- For all his enthusiasm, Alonso admits that there are few genuine Francoists in Spain today.
- But to paint him as a card-carrying Francoist is wrong, stresses Carreno.
- "I am a Francoist, I adore the memory of General Franco."
- The Francoists took control of Spain through a comprehensive and methodical war of attrition.

单词	Francoist
释义	Definition of Francoist in English: Francoist adjective ˈfraŋkəʊɪstˈfræŋkoʊɪst Relating to or characteristic of the principles and policies of the Spanish dictator General Franco. victims of Francoist repression Example sentencesExamples Other streets named after Francoist generals were also changed. Then in 1936 came the civil war and Eduardo, not yet seventeen, volunteered on the Francoist side. Even during the recent economic crisis, with millions of Spaniards searching for work, there was no sign of revival in Francoist sentiment. They contributed to the expansion of civil society under the late Francoist regime, thus helping to prepare the ground for the formal political transition. It would be wrong and absurd to say that the Spanish right is Francoist. noun ˈfraŋkəʊɪstˈfræŋkoʊɪst An advocate of the principles and policies of the Spanish dictator General Franco. he was a fervent Francoist Example sentencesExamples He defied the hopes of the Francoists for an extension of autocratic rule. For all his enthusiasm, Alonso admits that there are few genuine Francoists in Spain today. "I am a Francoist, I adore the memory of General Franco." The Francoists took control of Spain through a comprehensive and methodical war of attrition. But to paint him as a card-carrying Francoist is wrong, stresses Carreno. Definition of Francoist in US English: Francoist adjectiveˈfræŋkoʊɪstˈfraNGkōist Relating to or characteristic of the principles and policies of the Spanish dictator General Franco. victims of Francoist repression Example sentencesExamples Even during the recent economic crisis, with millions of Spaniards searching for work, there was no sign of revival in Francoist sentiment. They contributed to the expansion of civil society under the late Francoist regime, thus helping to prepare the ground for the formal political transition. Then in 1936 came the civil war and Eduardo, not yet seventeen, volunteered on the Francoist side. Other streets named after Francoist generals were also changed. It would be wrong and absurd to say that the Spanish right is Francoist. nounˈfræŋkoʊɪstˈfraNGkōist An advocate of the principles and policies of the Spanish dictator General Franco. he was a fervent Francoist Example sentencesExamples He defied the hopes of the Francoists for an extension of autocratic rule. For all his enthusiasm, Alonso admits that there are few genuine Francoists in Spain today. But to paint him as a card-carrying Francoist is wrong, stresses Carreno. "I am a Francoist, I adore the memory of General Franco." The Francoists took control of Spain through a comprehensive and methodical war of attrition.
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