1. 逃避主义：代罪羔羊论的内在破绽足以证明它是一种逃避主义(escapism)的说法是应该被抛弃的. 但是恐怖(terror)作为政府的主要武器的趋向上升,又使它比以往更能令人置信. 因此,代罪羔羊的说法仍是主要的企图之一,旨在回避反犹主义的严重性,
2. 逃避现实;解脱方法：eroticism 色情描写 | escapism 逃避现实;解脱方法 | ethnocentrism民族中心主义
3. 逃避现实, 空想, 逃避主义 (名)：escapeway 逃路; 太平梯 (名) | escapism 逃避现实, 空想, 逃避主义 (名) | escapist 逃避现实者 (名)
1. 消遣;帮人逃避现实的事物
If you describe an activity or type of entertainment as escapism, you mean that it makes people think about pleasant things instead of the uninteresting or unpleasant aspects of their life.
e.g. Horoscopes are merely harmless escapism from an ever-bleaker world.
占星术只不过是让人逃避越发令人沮丧的世界的无害消遣罢了。
1. But what Jolie is called upon to do grows increasingly difficult to accept, even for summer escapism.
2. The typical outcome is that escapism often ends up looking like jumping from the frying pan into the fire.
3. But escapism during the Depression and World War II mostly came in the form of breezy comedies or glossy musical romances.
4. escapism
4. I firmly believe it is the right path for the rest of my life Conversion does not indicate passivity or escapism.
escapism
noun
1. an inclination to retreat from unpleasant realities through diversion or fantasy
e.g. romantic novels were her escape from the stress of daily life
his alcohol problem was a form of escapism
Synonym: escape