neocon

neocon

美 [ˈnioʊˌkɑn] 　英 [ˈniːəʊˌkɒn]

• 网络新保守主义；新保守主义者；新保守主义分子

词形变化

复数：neocons  

英汉解释

n.	1. a neoconservativesomeone who became conservative as a reaction to the social freedom of the 1960s and 1970s

例句

Blizzard could have programmed not only the consequences that would be predicted by a bleeding-heart liberal, but those posited by a neocon.

暴雪本来不仅可以设计一个流血的自由主义心脏来预言后果，还可以由一个新保守派来布置。

It's safe to say that the neocon meme got Krugman and his supporters a wee bit snippy.

认为新保守主义的文化因子令Krugman和他的支持者有那么一点傲慢，所言不虚。

Rudy Giuliani, having flirted with "realists" , has decided to stick with neocon foreign-policy advisers.

曾与“现实主义者”过从甚密的朱利安尼（RudyGiuliani）决定要坚定地支持新保守派外交政策的智囊。

He does not subscribe to the neocon dream that America can intimidate every foe and expect the whole world to adopt its values.

他并不支持新保守主义的梦想即美国能够让每个敌人胆战心惊并期望整个世界接受其价值观。

One neocon sums up the prevailing mood in the movement.

一位新保守主义者概括了运动中的主流倾向。

SO, after Donald Rumsfeld, another neocon hero bites the dust.

继拉姆斯菲尔德之后，终于又有一位新保守主义英雄败下阵来。

Now who's the fear mongering American neocon Republican?

现在是谁使美国的新保守主义共和党恐惧呢？

He has publicly turned his back on the neocon movement.

他已经公开背离了新保守主义运动。

I think the answer is that many neocon partisans care little about the actual people of Iran.

我想那是因为许多新保守党人并不关心真正的伊朗人民。