| 词汇 | propagandist |
| 释义 | propagandist noun[ C ] politics mainly disapprovinguk /ˌprɒp.əˈɡæn.dɪst/ us /ˌprɑː.pəˈɡæn.dɪst/ someone who creates or spreads propaganda: 宣传者;鼓吹者 Communist/Nazi/Republican/right-wing propagandists宣扬共产主义／纳粹／共和党理念／右翼思想的人 Lies, lying & hypocrisy a pack of liesidiom artifice bad faith black is whiteidiom cakeism falsehood falsification feed someone a lineidiom fib fiction lie mythologically mythologize perjure perjury someone can talk!idiom stretch the truthidiom weasel words white lie whopper propagandist adjective politics mainly disapprovinguk /ˌprɒp.əˈɡæn.dɪst/ us /ˌprɑː.pəˈɡæn.dɪst/ relating to propaganda (= information that is spread with the intention of changing people's opinions) or to someone who creates or spreads it: The papers were full of the most blatant propagandist nonsense. Propagandist pamphlets were strewn about the countryside. On his release from prison he became a propagandist film-maker. It is a stirring propagandist documentary about the heroics of ordinary firemen during the Blitz. The official press remains laughably propagandist. Lies, lying & hypocrisy a pack of liesidiom artifice bad faith black is whiteidiom cakeism falsehood falsification feed someone a lineidiom fib fiction lie mythologically mythologize perjure perjury someone can talk!idiom stretch the truthidiom weasel words white lie whopper Examples of propagandistpropagandist This forced artists who refused to act as political propagandists to hold unofficial artistic discourses in secret. The employment of individuals as propagandists was encouraged by factionalism on both sides. By 1640 the situation was explosive, exacerbated by propagandists who salvaged images from previous decades. Alternatively, qualifying remarks may have been excised by the propagandist to maintain the shock value of the opening sentence. The membership fees were purposefully kept low so that the propagandists who combed the shopping streets around the new year met with less resistance. The social ' crisis ' at home was described most vividly by propagandists for colonial plantations. A successful propagandist for reform and free trade, he was also indefatigable as lecturer and platform speaker. It shows that archaeologists should not only be excellent negotiators on a national level, but also energetic propagandists on a regional level. The cobbler mystic was the greatest propagandist of his own myth. Journalists now think of themselves as professionals instead of government propagandists. Subsequent chapters focus on actors and audiences, control and censorship, genre, and the didactic, propagandist use of drama and spectacle. The playwright uses the motifs of the propagandist literature, and references the questionable values of imperialist expansion and of uncritical nationalism. Seized upon by conformist propagandists, the episode became the subject of several brutally anti-puritan tracts. Politicians' relationships with propagandists took a variety of forms, including the strategic leaking of information, editorial supervision, and co-authorship. Some of them rejected their official role as political propagandists and, in secret, continued to produce works which were politically, and therefore artistically, unacceptable. 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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