demagogues

英 [ˈdɛməgɒgz]

美 [ˈdɛməˌgɑgz]

n.  蛊惑民心的政客
demagogue的复数

柯林斯词典

in AM, also use 美国英语亦用 demagog


• 蛊惑民心者;煽动民情的政客
  If you say that someone such as a politician is ademagogueyou are criticizing them because you think they try to win people's support by appealing to their emotions rather than using reasonable arguments.

双语例句

• The first, of course, is Rush Limbaugh, who claims the largest radio audience in the land among the microphone demagogues, and his word is Biblical among Republicans.
  首先，当然是拉什立博，他宣称大陆上最广泛的电台观众包括于麦克风煽动家，并且他的言语在共和党人眼里是圣经。
• His demagogues, who bear names like Aaron Blue-Skin, are as meanly truculent as cooper's Anti-Renters.
  他笔下那些煽风点火的政客，诸如蓝皮艾伦之流，卑鄙残忍不下于库珀的抗租者。
• Like all demagogues, Li correctly identified a problem plaguing most ESL students in China.
  像所有煽动家一样，李阳正确地找到了正困扰着中国学生学英语的问题。
• If voters are uninformed and easily swayed towards demagogues peddling short-term ill-considered policies, there is little hope for righting the course of capitalist economies.
  如果选民很无知、容易轻信蛊惑人心的政客兜售的有欠考虑的短视政策，那么匡正资本主义经济进程的希望就很渺茫。
• Foreign investment is still a subject that is easily exploited by demagogues, from the us to France to India.
  从美国、法国到印度，外国投资仍然是一个极易为煽动者所利用的话题。