jacksonian

jacksonian

美 [dʒækˈsoniən] 　英 [dʒækˈsəuniən]

• adj.(美国第七任总统)杰克逊的；与杰克逊有关的
• n.杰克逊的追随者
• 网络杰克逊派；杰克逊主义；杰克逊式

英汉解释

adj.	1. (美国第七任总统)杰克逊的;与杰克逊有关的,杰克逊政策的,与杰克逊政策有关的
n.	1. 杰克逊的追随者

英英解释

adj.	1. relating to Andrew Jackson or to his presidential term or policies, especially his advocacy of greater public involvement in politics

例句

His political philosophy, known as Jacksonian democracy, helped solidify a strong executive branch and expand the electorate.

其政治哲学被称为杰克逊式民主，它帮助巩固了一个强大的行政部门，扩展了选民范围。

They were Jeffersonian in their disdain for patricians, Jacksonian in their belief in individualistic, competitive enterprise.

他们是鄙视贵族的杰弗逊主义者（Jeffersonian），信奉个人主义，崇尚企业自由竞争。

This was the triumph of Jacksonian democracy.

这是杰克逊式民主的胜利。

Reducing payroll taxes for middle- and lower-income people harkens back to the Jacksonian idea of small-government egalitarianism.

对中低收入群体减税听起来像回到了“杰克逊政策”——小政府平均主义。

They point to the democratic reforms of the Jacksonian Era, which struck down many economic prerogatives.

一个是，推翻了许多经济特权的杰克逊时代的民主改革。

VARYING V IEWPOINTS What Was Jacksonian Democracy?

什么是杰克逊的民主？

The market revolution in Jacksonian America

杰克逊时期美国的市场革命