词典

conformism

英 [kənˈfɔːmɪzəm] 美 [kənˈfɔːrmɪzəm]

n. 因循守旧；盲从因袭的态度

After decades of deprivation and conformism, Chinese consumers regard expensive consumer goods as trophies (prize) of success.

告别了清苦和守旧年代的中国消费者们，如今将购买奢侈商品看作是成功的奖赏。
In particular, he wants to turn what has hitherto been viewed by business as a downside of Berkeley's culture-its radical non-conformism-into a virtue.

特别的是，他想要把目前商业认为的伯克利的文化缺陷——激进的不服从态度——转换成一种美德。
PEOPLE love to mock the middle class. Its narrow-mindedness, complacency and conformism are the mother lode of material for sitcom writers and novelists.

人们都喜欢揶揄中产，中产的狭窄心胸，胸无大志，唯唯诺诺都是坐而论道的写手和小说家创作源泉。

The Roman Catholic church has long been a byword for conformism, but bishops complain privately that the degree of centralisation has increased during his reign.

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She could have made a career at Izvestia, and did a short stint there, but never fitted in at a newspaper which in recent years has exuded nationalism, conformism and cynicism.

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The Wahhabis continue to believe and preach violence and Jihad as a pillar of Islamic virtue, rigid conformism of religious practice, institutionalized oppression of women, wholesale rejection of modernity, secularism and democracy as antithetical to Islam and militant proselytism.

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