demagoguery

英

美 [ˈdɛməˌgɑgəri]

n.  (政治上的)蛊惑民心，煽动民情

TEM8

COCA.23502

英英释义

noun

• impassioned appeals to the prejudices and emotions of the populace
  Synonym:demagogy

双语例句

• The argument about "conceding" numerical inequality was due either to a misunderstanding or to demagoguery.
  所谓我们承认了数量的不平等，这不是出于误解就是想蛊惑人心。
• Yet both men avoided the harsh rhetoric used last month, when Iran warned that Russian support for sanctions could make it a historic enemy and the Kremlin responded with accusations of demagoguery.
  然而，二人都没有使用上月用过的严厉措辞，当时，伊朗警告称，俄罗斯若支持对伊朗实施制裁，可能会使俄罗斯成为一个历史性敌人，而俄罗斯政府认为这些指责都是在蛊惑人心。
• I hope you didn't come here to do demagoguery.
  我希望你不是来这里散布谣言的。
• Over the past year the demagoguery has got the upper hand.
  在过去一年他的煽动主义占了上风。
• It is hard to wrap your mind around this, especially with so much immigration demagoguery in public debate.
  这一点让人很难理解，尤其是考虑到公众辩论中充斥着大量针对移民的煽动性言论。
• Equality, as in amount, status, or value. The argument about "conceding" numerical inequality was due either to a misunderstanding or to demagoguery.
  相等，等值如在数量、地位或价值上相等所谓我们承认了数量的不平等，这不是出于误解就是想蛊惑人心。