suffragette n.從事婦女參政運動的婦女。
n. 從事婦女參政運動的婦女。 “suffragettism“ 中文翻譯: n. 婦女有選舉權的主張,婦女參政主義。 “suffragebishop“ 中文翻譯: 副主教“suffragist“ 中文翻譯: n. 主張擴大參政權者,婦女參政主義者。 “suffrage universel indirect“ 中文翻譯: 參議員通過間接普選“suffragium“ 中文翻譯: 表決,選舉權“suffrage“ 中文翻譯: n. 1.投票;投票權,選舉權,參政權。 2.投票贊成;同意,贊成,贊同。 3.〔常 pl.〕【宗教】應禱;代禱。 household suffrage 戶主選舉權。 manhood (woman) suffrage 成年男子(婦女)選舉權。 universal [popular] suffrage 普選(制)。 give one's suffrage to [for] 投…的票〔對…投贊成票〕。 “suffredini“ 中文翻譯: 蘇弗雷迪尼“suffragatio“ 中文翻譯: 投贊成票,支持“suffren“ 中文翻譯: 敘弗朗; 絮弗倫/“suffraganbishop“ 中文翻譯: 副主教
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When britain and europe was plunged into world war one in august 1914 , emmeline pankhurst , in a display of patriotism instructed the suffragettes to stop their campaign of violence and support in every way the government and its war effort 1914年8月,英國和歐洲陷入第一次世界大戰,這時埃米琳潘克赫思特表現出愛國熱情,她引導婦女參政論者停止暴力活動,轉而在各個方面支持政府和戰爭的平息。 |
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The suffragettes refused to bow to violence . they burned down churches as the church of england was against what they wanted and vandalised oxford street , apparently breaking all the windows in this famous street 婦女參政論者拒絕向暴力低頭,她們燒毀教堂,因為英國國教會反對她們的要求;她們故意破壞牛津大街,并打碎了這條著名大街上的所有窗子。 |
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The most famous act associated with the suffragettes was at the june 1913 derby when emily wilding davison threw herself under the king s horse . she was killed and the suffragettes had their first martyr 與她們相關的最著名的事件是1913年6月在德比舉行的賽馬會上,埃米麗維爾丁戴維森把自己摔到英王的馬下,結果身亡。 |
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The funniest memory i have of the suffragettes was when i was ordered to follow a certain enterprising young suffragette , whose activities were then earning her some celebrities 記憶中關于女權運動最有意思是我受命跟蹤一個積極工作的年輕女權運動者,她的活動為她贏得了一些名譽。 |
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Hour upon hour i used to spend loitering outside the suffragettes ' h queue in king ' s way to report their comings and goings , and to trail them with a colleague 一個小時又一個小時,我經常花數個小時游蕩在女權運動的. . . . .報告她們的來來往往,和同事一起跟蹤他們。 |
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Soon after , so many suffragettes had adopted the same tactics that prison authorities began force - feeding the women 不久,大量女權主義者都采用這種策略,以至于獄方開始對這些女人強制進食。 |
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At the end of the 19th century one of the most famous protest movements - the suffragettes - was formed in the uk 最著名的抗議運動之一的爭取婦女參政權運動20世紀末在英國拉開帷幕。 |
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This , from the government s point of view , was a very simple but effective weapon against the suffragettes 在政府看來,這是一個非常簡單但卻有效對付爭取參政權婦女的武器。 |
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Mary leigh told her own story of being force - fed in the september 1909 edition of the suffragette 瑪麗?李在1909 . 9月期的《女權》雜志上述說了她自己被強制進食的經歷。 |
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Out of the ashes of the suffragette movement , phoenix - like , a new feminist militancy was being born (宗教就像傳說中的鳳凰一樣,在戰爭的灰燼中又復活了。 ) |
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This level of support even surprised the suffragettes and other suffragist movements 這種支持程度甚至讓婦女參政論者以及其他一些婦女參政論運動感到驚訝。 |
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The company paid the claim on the life of suffragette susan b . anthony , who died at age 86 公司為86歲逝世的婦女權益活動家蘇姍安東尼支付壽險理賠金。 |
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In july 1909 , imprisoned english suffragette marion dunlop refused to eat 1909 . 7 ,被捕的英國女權主義者馬里恩?鄧洛普開始絕食。 |
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When the suffragettes were very weak they were released from prison 當這些婦女身體非常虛弱時,把她們從監獄釋放出來。 |
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As a result , the suffragettes became more extreme 結果,婦女參政論者們變的更加極端。 |
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This victory intensified the determination of the suffragettes . 這一勝利更堅定了爭取女子選舉權者的決心。 |
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Walden was secretly amused by the suffragette . 沃爾登對那個女權運動者暗自感到高興。 |