Definition of leftist in English:

leftist

noun ˈlɛftɪstˈlɛftəst

A person with left-wing political views.
these values are shared by many leftists
the young leftist who seeks a remedy in politics for the ills of mankind
Example sentencesExamples
- We were even courageous in front of an amphitheatre crowded with excited leftists.
- Leftists are not the only ones making statements about corporate policies.
- The more rigid leftists condemned the festival.
- He was surrounded by leftists among all of his relatives.
- Do you really believe the Republican majority in the House and Senate would obey this radical leftist?
- By way of background, most British leftists have some degree of emotional attachment to our public services.
- Some were leftists, angry at the failure of socialism after the war.
- Even the most extreme leftists tend to start from the position of equality between persons.
- His predecessor is a radical leftist.
- It was quite a popular debating tactic in the 80's among leftists.

adjective ˈlɛftɪstˈlɛftəst

Having or relating to left-wing political views.
leftist rebels
leftist ideology
Example sentencesExamples
- In this new film, his leftist politics may be evident but they are never stated.
- His work has often taken the critical power of leftist thought as a theme.
- He contributed drawings to the leftist magazine for 17 years.
- In 1947, many leftist filmmakers were treated as outlaws, and it's not surprising that they made some of their best films from the point of view of criminals.
- Meanwhile, a group of leftist radicals is on a crime spree of murder and robbery, arming themselves with automatic weapons, explosives, and rockets.
- He also held strong leftist sympathies.
- It would be easy to condemn the film as leftist, anti-American propaganda.
- The air strikes caused a profound split inside leftist groups that could not decide which side they should support.
- He didn't have a leftist background at all, but he had access to information and money.
- His political commentaries reveal much about American leftist politics of the 1930s and 1940s.

Definition of leftist in US English:

leftist

nounˈlɛftəstˈleftəst

A person with left-wing political views.
these values are shared by many leftists
the young leftist who seeks a remedy in politics for the ills of mankind
Example sentencesExamples
- By way of background, most British leftists have some degree of emotional attachment to our public services.
- Even the most extreme leftists tend to start from the position of equality between persons.
- Leftists are not the only ones making statements about corporate policies.
- It was quite a popular debating tactic in the 80's among leftists.
- He was surrounded by leftists among all of his relatives.
- We were even courageous in front of an amphitheatre crowded with excited leftists.
- Do you really believe the Republican majority in the House and Senate would obey this radical leftist?
- The more rigid leftists condemned the festival.
- His predecessor is a radical leftist.
- Some were leftists, angry at the failure of socialism after the war.

adjectiveˈlɛftəstˈleftəst

Having or relating to left-wing political views.
leftist radicals
Example sentencesExamples
- The air strikes caused a profound split inside leftist groups that could not decide which side they should support.
- His political commentaries reveal much about American leftist politics of the 1930s and 1940s.
- He didn't have a leftist background at all, but he had access to information and money.
- His work has often taken the critical power of leftist thought as a theme.
- In this new film, his leftist politics may be evident but they are never stated.
- It would be easy to condemn the film as leftist, anti-American propaganda.
- He also held strong leftist sympathies.
- He contributed drawings to the leftist magazine for 17 years.
- Meanwhile, a group of leftist radicals is on a crime spree of murder and robbery, arming themselves with automatic weapons, explosives, and rockets.
- In 1947, many leftist filmmakers were treated as outlaws, and it's not surprising that they made some of their best films from the point of view of criminals.

单词	leftist
释义	Definition of leftist in English: leftist noun ˈlɛftɪstˈlɛftəst A person with left-wing political views. these values are shared by many leftists the young leftist who seeks a remedy in politics for the ills of mankind Example sentencesExamples We were even courageous in front of an amphitheatre crowded with excited leftists. Leftists are not the only ones making statements about corporate policies. The more rigid leftists condemned the festival. He was surrounded by leftists among all of his relatives. Do you really believe the Republican majority in the House and Senate would obey this radical leftist? By way of background, most British leftists have some degree of emotional attachment to our public services. Some were leftists, angry at the failure of socialism after the war. Even the most extreme leftists tend to start from the position of equality between persons. His predecessor is a radical leftist. It was quite a popular debating tactic in the 80's among leftists. adjective ˈlɛftɪstˈlɛftəst Having or relating to left-wing political views. leftist rebels leftist ideology Example sentencesExamples In this new film, his leftist politics may be evident but they are never stated. His work has often taken the critical power of leftist thought as a theme. He contributed drawings to the leftist magazine for 17 years. In 1947, many leftist filmmakers were treated as outlaws, and it's not surprising that they made some of their best films from the point of view of criminals. Meanwhile, a group of leftist radicals is on a crime spree of murder and robbery, arming themselves with automatic weapons, explosives, and rockets. He also held strong leftist sympathies. It would be easy to condemn the film as leftist, anti-American propaganda. The air strikes caused a profound split inside leftist groups that could not decide which side they should support. He didn't have a leftist background at all, but he had access to information and money. His political commentaries reveal much about American leftist politics of the 1930s and 1940s. Definition of leftist in US English: leftist nounˈlɛftəstˈleftəst A person with left-wing political views. these values are shared by many leftists the young leftist who seeks a remedy in politics for the ills of mankind Example sentencesExamples By way of background, most British leftists have some degree of emotional attachment to our public services. Even the most extreme leftists tend to start from the position of equality between persons. Leftists are not the only ones making statements about corporate policies. It was quite a popular debating tactic in the 80's among leftists. He was surrounded by leftists among all of his relatives. We were even courageous in front of an amphitheatre crowded with excited leftists. Do you really believe the Republican majority in the House and Senate would obey this radical leftist? The more rigid leftists condemned the festival. His predecessor is a radical leftist. Some were leftists, angry at the failure of socialism after the war. adjectiveˈlɛftəstˈleftəst Having or relating to left-wing political views. leftist radicals Example sentencesExamples The air strikes caused a profound split inside leftist groups that could not decide which side they should support. His political commentaries reveal much about American leftist politics of the 1930s and 1940s. He didn't have a leftist background at all, but he had access to information and money. His work has often taken the critical power of leftist thought as a theme. In this new film, his leftist politics may be evident but they are never stated. It would be easy to condemn the film as leftist, anti-American propaganda. He also held strong leftist sympathies. He contributed drawings to the leftist magazine for 17 years. Meanwhile, a group of leftist radicals is on a crime spree of murder and robbery, arming themselves with automatic weapons, explosives, and rockets. In 1947, many leftist filmmakers were treated as outlaws, and it's not surprising that they made some of their best films from the point of view of criminals.
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