egalitarian

• adj. 平等主义的
• n. 平等主义；平等主义者

egal-, 平等，词源同equal. 字母g,q音变。

egalitarian

egalitarian: see equal

egalitarian (adj.)

1881, from French égalitaire, from Old French egalite "equality," from Latin aequalitatem (see equality). Originally often in egalitarian despotism, such as the government resulting from the French Revolution or the ideas of the communists. The noun, "person who favors egalitarianism," is from 1920.

1. People have long dreamt of an egalitarian society.

人们梦想有一个平等的社会,由来已久.

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2. I still believe in the notion of an egalitarian society.

我仍然相信构建人人平等的社会的理念。

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3. Some economists have used these results as egalitarian debating points.

一些经济学家把这些结果当作平等主义的一大论据.

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4. But an egalitarian land reform program alone is no guarantee of successful agricultural and rural development.

但是仅仅实行一种平均主义的土地改革方案是不能保证获得农业和农村发展的成功的.

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5. There would never be an egalitarian society in Middleton.

米德尔顿永远不会成为平等主义社会.

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