Definition of Titoist in English:

Titoist

adjectiveˈtiːtəʊɪstˈtidoʊəst

Relating to or characteristic of the principles or policies of the former Yugoslav statesman Tito.
he claimed to have fought against Titoist forces
Example sentencesExamples
- Western countries have historically propped up Titoist Yugoslavia as a counterweight against the Soviet bloc.
- The Yugoslav party, excommunicated by Stalin, developed its own, Titoist version of reform Leninism.
- His novel was then banned on the grounds that it was "Titoist and Zionist".
- In Moscow the quickest way to discredit an opponent was to label him a "Titoist spy".
- There is confusion about the old Titoist regime, which called itself socialist but actually ran a state-capitalist system.

nounˈtiːtəʊɪstˈtidoʊəst

An advocate of the principles and policies of the former Yugoslav statesman Tito.
a group of Titoists tried to seize power
Example sentencesExamples
- He reckons that tens of thousands of nostalgic veteran Titoists will travel to the island, stay in his hotel and make him rich.
- After the defection of Tito's Yugoslavia in 1948, potential 'Titoists' elsewhere were liquidated as a precaution.
- A fierce Stalinist, he broke with his erstwhile comrade Tito, ordering the execution of all his opponents and those identified as 'Titoists' in 1948.
- His film is amusing, but with his parody of the veteran Titoists, he has picked an easy target.

Definition of Titoist in US English:

Titoist

adjectiveˈtēdōəstˈtidoʊəst

Relating to or characteristic of the principles or policies of the former Yugoslav statesman Tito.
he claimed to have fought against Titoist forces
Example sentencesExamples
- There is confusion about the old Titoist regime, which called itself socialist but actually ran a state-capitalist system.
- Western countries have historically propped up Titoist Yugoslavia as a counterweight against the Soviet bloc.
- In Moscow the quickest way to discredit an opponent was to label him a "Titoist spy".
- The Yugoslav party, excommunicated by Stalin, developed its own, Titoist version of reform Leninism.
- His novel was then banned on the grounds that it was "Titoist and Zionist".

nounˈtēdōəstˈtidoʊəst

An advocate of the principles and policies of the former Yugoslav statesman Tito.
a group of Titoists tried to seize power
Example sentencesExamples
- A fierce Stalinist, he broke with his erstwhile comrade Tito, ordering the execution of all his opponents and those identified as 'Titoists' in 1948.
- After the defection of Tito's Yugoslavia in 1948, potential 'Titoists' elsewhere were liquidated as a precaution.
- His film is amusing, but with his parody of the veteran Titoists, he has picked an easy target.
- He reckons that tens of thousands of nostalgic veteran Titoists will travel to the island, stay in his hotel and make him rich.

单词	Titoist
释义	Definition of Titoist in English: Titoist adjectiveˈtiːtəʊɪstˈtidoʊəst Relating to or characteristic of the principles or policies of the former Yugoslav statesman Tito. he claimed to have fought against Titoist forces Example sentencesExamples Western countries have historically propped up Titoist Yugoslavia as a counterweight against the Soviet bloc. The Yugoslav party, excommunicated by Stalin, developed its own, Titoist version of reform Leninism. His novel was then banned on the grounds that it was "Titoist and Zionist". In Moscow the quickest way to discredit an opponent was to label him a "Titoist spy". There is confusion about the old Titoist regime, which called itself socialist but actually ran a state-capitalist system. nounˈtiːtəʊɪstˈtidoʊəst An advocate of the principles and policies of the former Yugoslav statesman Tito. a group of Titoists tried to seize power Example sentencesExamples He reckons that tens of thousands of nostalgic veteran Titoists will travel to the island, stay in his hotel and make him rich. After the defection of Tito's Yugoslavia in 1948, potential 'Titoists' elsewhere were liquidated as a precaution. A fierce Stalinist, he broke with his erstwhile comrade Tito, ordering the execution of all his opponents and those identified as 'Titoists' in 1948. His film is amusing, but with his parody of the veteran Titoists, he has picked an easy target. Definition of Titoist in US English: Titoist adjectiveˈtēdōəstˈtidoʊəst Relating to or characteristic of the principles or policies of the former Yugoslav statesman Tito. he claimed to have fought against Titoist forces Example sentencesExamples There is confusion about the old Titoist regime, which called itself socialist but actually ran a state-capitalist system. Western countries have historically propped up Titoist Yugoslavia as a counterweight against the Soviet bloc. In Moscow the quickest way to discredit an opponent was to label him a "Titoist spy". The Yugoslav party, excommunicated by Stalin, developed its own, Titoist version of reform Leninism. His novel was then banned on the grounds that it was "Titoist and Zionist". nounˈtēdōəstˈtidoʊəst An advocate of the principles and policies of the former Yugoslav statesman Tito. a group of Titoists tried to seize power Example sentencesExamples A fierce Stalinist, he broke with his erstwhile comrade Tito, ordering the execution of all his opponents and those identified as 'Titoists' in 1948. After the defection of Tito's Yugoslavia in 1948, potential 'Titoists' elsewhere were liquidated as a precaution. His film is amusing, but with his parody of the veteran Titoists, he has picked an easy target. He reckons that tens of thousands of nostalgic veteran Titoists will travel to the island, stay in his hotel and make him rich.
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