| 词汇 | example_english_vanguard |
| 释义 | Examples of vanguardThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. The mobilized vanguard saw its role as class organising and agitation. Those in the vanguard of this industrial growth grew in wealth and status. Within this carefully defined environment, community organizations were the vanguard of political activism encompassing, among many others, social movements to protect patients' rights. In anaphoric contexts, women were on the vanguard of the slow long-term development, as they led the stronger tendency toward the plural variant. Medical ethicists belong in the vanguard of the struggle to reclaim the moral high ground for a profession in danger of losing its moorings. This put him in the vanguard of the new theor y of education and upbr inging. Why put such terms as "culture shock" (p. 88), "vanguard" (p. 91) and "bread and butter" (p. 99) in quotation marks? There was a capitalist vanguard and there were missionaries of capitalism. And in the 1860s, the horsewoman was in the vanguard of style in women's publications. There is no indication of its precise circumstances; of how the revolutionary vanguard would be recruited, led, or organized; or what tactics it would use. Conflict can become a positive force when transformed and drama can be in the vanguard of its transformation. He continued to see himself as part of a vanguard modernist elite engaged in a crucial battle against a broad front of obstructionist conservative forces. Yet they are habitually bracketed together as the vanguard of positivism, of course, and indeed were close after the 1850s. I hope that we never initiate changes, nor even find ourselves in the vanguard. That orbit had to be left behind in order to consolidate his position in what, as he presented it, was the theoretical vanguard. As in other countries and revolutions, medical students and shoe and bootmakers were in the vanguard. Some communities of learning are therefore already well-placed to form the vanguard of eportfolio use. It is the capacity of the movement's ' vanguard ' to shape these diverse and divergent interests into a fighting force that ultimately determines its coherence. Each of these movements envisioned a socialist-utopian future led by a vanguard of the enlightened, educated few - where the teacher was in the forefront. The main instructive value of seeking knowledge of ageing is the potential it offers for facilitating an untried and vanguard experiment in unlearning and debunking. As the vanguard of the victors, what they did bore the scrutiny of the political world at large. These transposition patients represent a vanguard for ihc adult cardiologist. A group of young private sector leaders with ties to the modern sector, such as finance and commerce, were in the vanguard of this transformation. She cogently argues that the literary experiments of the vanguard artists were in part an attempt to approximate the simultaneity achieved by the cinema. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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