extremist

extremist — 名詞

1. a person whose views on politics or religion are far outside what most people fi

1.名詞B2
釋義

極端分子

抱持脫離社會常軌信念的人

a person whose views on politics or religion are far outside what most people find acceptable, and who may support violent or illegal actions to advance them.

例句

The police arrested three extremists who were planning to attack the city hall.

警方逮捕了三名策劃攻擊市政廳的極端分子。

collocation: arrested extremists

Adaeze left the group after it became run by extremists who called for violence.

Adaeze 在那個團體變成由號召暴力的極端分子掌管後便離開了。

noun + who-clause

同義詞
  • radical

    broader term — a radical seeks fundamental change but may not support violence

  • fanatic

    emphasizes obsessive enthusiasm rather than the content of beliefs

  • militant

    stresses the use of aggressive methods, not necessarily extreme views

反義詞
  • moderate

    a person with balanced, middle-of-the-road views

文法句型

extremist + who/that clause

extremist + in/from + noun phrase

用法筆記

Often carries a strongly negative meaning. Can be modified by a prepositional phrase (e.g. 'extremists in the movement') or a relative clause ('extremists who reject compromise'). Frequently appears in news and political discussions.

常見錯誤

The protester was an extremist for wanting better wages.
The protester was an extremist because he wanted to overthrow the government.
💡'extremist' is too strong for normal demands; it implies beliefs far outside accepted norms.

extremist — 形容詞