Definition of Atlanticism in English:

Atlanticism

nounatˈlantɪˌsɪz(ə)mətˈlæn(t)əˌsɪzəm

mass noun

Belief in or support for a close relationship between western Europe and the US, or particularly for NATO.
大西洋主义（主张或支持西欧与美国之间特别是北约各成员国间建立密切关系）
Example sentencesExamples
- According to Biondi, ‘Ours is the same position as the government's, though Berlusconi has highlighted Italy's Atlanticism while we stress the need for a steady alliance but one open to criticism’.
- Countries that share the United Kingdom's Atlanticism and market-oriented approach to economics would also think twice before ostracizing the British.
- He says there is a new strain of Atlanticism which is ‘revolutionary rather than status-quo’.
- Fox said only Conservatives can be so candid, because their Atlanticism is a matter of principle, not strategic expediency.
- These two states want to take part in the formation of a new security system based on Atlanticism.
- Instead of the dreaded Anglo-Saxon Atlanticism, we were to have a French-driven European superpower challenge to the USA.
- Above all, Blair had always tempered any enthusiasm for Europe with a strong military Atlanticism, rejecting any idea of a European army.

Derivatives

Atlanticist

adjective & noun

In contrast to Edward Heath she was more of an Atlanticist than a European.
Example sentencesExamples
- But he also recognises that the Atlanticist project has a great appeal to part of the left.
- I am an American and an Atlanticist who believes in the U.N. and in NATO.
- Above all, it is precisely the Atlanticist, Blairite kind of economics that French voters rejected on Sunday.
- Whilst Cooper doesn't show any hint of Euroscepticism and is faithful to the party line, it is plain that the influences on her political thought are very much Atlanticist.
- It is not only possible but wholly sensible for a committed European to be an equally committed Atlanticist.
- Fischer, a convinced Atlanticist, vigorously objects to posing Europe against the United States.

Definition of Atlanticism in US English:

Atlanticism

nounətˈlan(t)əˌsizəmətˈlæn(t)əˌsɪzəm

Belief in or support for a close relationship between western Europe and the US, or particularly for NATO.
大西洋主义（主张或支持西欧与美国之间特别是北约各成员国间建立密切关系）
Example sentencesExamples
- According to Biondi, ‘Ours is the same position as the government's, though Berlusconi has highlighted Italy's Atlanticism while we stress the need for a steady alliance but one open to criticism’.
- Above all, Blair had always tempered any enthusiasm for Europe with a strong military Atlanticism, rejecting any idea of a European army.
- Instead of the dreaded Anglo-Saxon Atlanticism, we were to have a French-driven European superpower challenge to the USA.
- He says there is a new strain of Atlanticism which is ‘revolutionary rather than status-quo’.
- Fox said only Conservatives can be so candid, because their Atlanticism is a matter of principle, not strategic expediency.
- These two states want to take part in the formation of a new security system based on Atlanticism.
- Countries that share the United Kingdom's Atlanticism and market-oriented approach to economics would also think twice before ostracizing the British.

单词	Atlanticism
释义	Definition of Atlanticism in English: Atlanticism nounatˈlantɪˌsɪz(ə)mətˈlæn(t)əˌsɪzəm mass noun Belief in or support for a close relationship between western Europe and the US, or particularly for NATO. 大西洋主义（主张或支持西欧与美国之间特别是北约各成员国间建立密切关系） Example sentencesExamples According to Biondi, ‘Ours is the same position as the government's, though Berlusconi has highlighted Italy's Atlanticism while we stress the need for a steady alliance but one open to criticism’. Countries that share the United Kingdom's Atlanticism and market-oriented approach to economics would also think twice before ostracizing the British. He says there is a new strain of Atlanticism which is ‘revolutionary rather than status-quo’. Fox said only Conservatives can be so candid, because their Atlanticism is a matter of principle, not strategic expediency. These two states want to take part in the formation of a new security system based on Atlanticism. Instead of the dreaded Anglo-Saxon Atlanticism, we were to have a French-driven European superpower challenge to the USA. Above all, Blair had always tempered any enthusiasm for Europe with a strong military Atlanticism, rejecting any idea of a European army. Derivatives Atlanticist adjective & noun In contrast to Edward Heath she was more of an Atlanticist than a European. Example sentencesExamples But he also recognises that the Atlanticist project has a great appeal to part of the left. I am an American and an Atlanticist who believes in the U.N. and in NATO. Above all, it is precisely the Atlanticist, Blairite kind of economics that French voters rejected on Sunday. Whilst Cooper doesn't show any hint of Euroscepticism and is faithful to the party line, it is plain that the influences on her political thought are very much Atlanticist. It is not only possible but wholly sensible for a committed European to be an equally committed Atlanticist. Fischer, a convinced Atlanticist, vigorously objects to posing Europe against the United States. Definition of Atlanticism in US English: Atlanticism nounətˈlan(t)əˌsizəmətˈlæn(t)əˌsɪzəm Belief in or support for a close relationship between western Europe and the US, or particularly for NATO. 大西洋主义（主张或支持西欧与美国之间特别是北约各成员国间建立密切关系） Example sentencesExamples According to Biondi, ‘Ours is the same position as the government's, though Berlusconi has highlighted Italy's Atlanticism while we stress the need for a steady alliance but one open to criticism’. Above all, Blair had always tempered any enthusiasm for Europe with a strong military Atlanticism, rejecting any idea of a European army. Instead of the dreaded Anglo-Saxon Atlanticism, we were to have a French-driven European superpower challenge to the USA. He says there is a new strain of Atlanticism which is ‘revolutionary rather than status-quo’. Fox said only Conservatives can be so candid, because their Atlanticism is a matter of principle, not strategic expediency. These two states want to take part in the formation of a new security system based on Atlanticism. Countries that share the United Kingdom's Atlanticism and market-oriented approach to economics would also think twice before ostracizing the British.
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