Word · Frequency #9076
conservatism
保守主义
A political or religious orientation that supports traditional values and opposes radical change.
- 1.
A political philosophy that advocates traditional values.
主张传统价值观的政治哲学。
- 2.
a political or theological orientation advocating the preservation of the best in society and opposing radical changes
一种政治或神学取向,主张保留社会中最好的部分,反对激进变革
- 3.
A risk-averse attitude or approach.
风险规避的态度或方法。
保守；守旧；主张传统价值观的政治哲学。；一种政治或神学取向,主张保留社会中最好的部分,反对激进变革；风险规避的态度或方法。；保守
In use
Her conservatism made her hesitant to try new technologies.
The company's financial conservatism helped it survive the recession.
Some people embrace conservatism as a way to preserve traditional values.
conservatism in [noun phrase]
表示在某个领域的保守主义
Conservatism in economic policy has resisted major reforms.
经济政策中的保守主义抵制了重大改革。
adjective + conservatism
形容词描述保守主义的类型
The party's social conservatism appeals to many voters.
该党的社会保守主义吸引了许多选民。
verb + conservatism
动词表示对保守主义的态度或行动
Connections
Collocations
- political conservatism
- 政治保守主义
- His political conservatism led him to oppose the new tax reforms.他的政治保守主义使他反对新的税收改革。
- fiscal conservatism
- 财政保守主义
- Fiscal conservatism advocates for lower taxes and reduced government spending.财政保守主义主张降低税收和减少政府支出。
- social conservatism
- 社会保守主义
- Social conservatism emphasizes traditional values and institutions.社会保守主义强调传统价值观和制度。
- cultural conservatism
- 文化保守主义
- Cultural conservatism resists rapid changes in societal norms.文化保守主义抵制社会规范的快速变化。
- traditional conservatism
- 传统保守主义
- Traditional conservatism often focuses on preserving historical customs.传统保守主义通常侧重于保护历史习俗。
Learner notes
Memory Tip
保守主义就像'conserve'（保存）传统，不轻易改变。
Context & Register
语域：formal 常见场景：政治讨论、学术文章、历史分析 该词多用于正式的政治、学术或历史语境，表达一种维护传统、反对激进变革的立场。
Pronunciation & Spelling
All listed words end in -ism and share the same /ɪzəm/ ending sound, so they rhyme with the suffix of 'conservatism'. No common lookalikes with different sounds are included.
Usage priority
Collins 词频等级为 1，建议结合例句记忆，而不是只背中文释义。
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