英 [ˈdɪsɪdənt] 美 [ˈdɪsɪdənt]
n. 持不同政见者
adj. 有不同意见的，持不同政见的
复数dissidents
dissident /ˈdɪsɪdənt/ CET6+ TEM4
可数名词 Dissidents are people who disagree with and criticize their government, especially because it is undemocratic. 异议分子
...political dissidents.
…政治异议分子。
形容词 Dissident people disagree with or criticize their government or a powerful organization they belong to. 持不同政见的
...a dissident Russian novelist.
…一位与政府意见相左的俄罗斯小说家。
a person who dissents from some established policy
同义词： dissenter / protester / objector / contestant
disagreeing, especially with a majority
同义词： dissentient / dissenting(a)
异己力量-引用次数：7
Represented by the fictitious language of works,ideology is put in contradiction with its dissident force and shows its illusion.
意识形态进入作品后处于一种异己力量的对抗中,在文学语言虚设的语境中暴露了自身的虚幻性。
参考来源试析马歇雷的“离心结构”理论
... dissidence 意见不同 dissident 反对的 dissilient 爆裂的 ...
... dissenter 持异议者 dissident 唱反调者 donor 捐赠者，赠送者；献血者 ...
dissidence 异议；不同意；意见不同
He begins to plot in various ways with dissident Boyars.
他开始通过各种途径和保守派贵族们进行密谋。
Others in the island's small dissident movement threaten to follow.
岛内的其他异见分子也似乎会有所跟进。
In April the dissident network will hold its first conference in Vancouver.
今年4月，保守派将在温哥华召开第一次会议。
This week,in the United States, dissident Republicans succeeded again in defeating more established candidates within their party.
VOA : special.2010.09.18
By the end of the year, the Velvet Revolution in what was then Czechoslovakia saw dissident playwright Vaclav Havel elected president.
VOA : standard.2009.11.03
He begins to plot in various ways with dissident Boyars.
他开始通过各种途径和保守派贵族们进行密谋
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Within weeks,the Communist Party leadership resigned, and dissident writer Vaclav Havel, who had spent years in prison, was named president on December 29,1989.
VOA : standard.2009.11.17
Observers say Perella is friends with many of the ex-executives who make up the dissident group.
The history of Irish republicanism shows that only when the conditions are right can dissident groups take over.
Not if tiny dissident factions can seize the stage to score political points directed to a larger audience.