第三人称复数：loyalists
1. 忠诚的人：loyalism 忠诚 | loyalist 忠诚的人 | loyally 忠诚
2. 效忠派：上议院 Lords, House of | 效忠派 Loyalist | 卢森堡国旗 Luxembourg, flag of
3. (对统治者)效忠者,忠诚的人：revivalist 信仰复兴运动者,领导复兴运动者 | loyalist (对统治者)效忠者,忠诚的人 | disloyalist 不忠诚的人
4. 忠诚分子：clash撞击 | loyalist忠诚分子 | parade游行
1. （政府或统治者的）忠诚支持者
A loyalist is a person who remains firm in their support for a government or ruler.
e.g. Party loyalists responded as they always do, waving flags and carrying placards.
党的忠诚支持者们的反应一如既往，他们挥舞着旗帜，高举着标语牌。
1. Loyalist armed forces chief Diarra Camara has attempted to open negotiations with the coup leaders to persuade them to stay loyal to the constitution.
2. One said he was an adjutant in the Sudanese army, while another was recognized by loyalist troops as a former Chadian soldier.
3. Ivory Coast has been divided between rebel north and loyalist south since civil war broke out in September 2002.
4. Loyalist voters are not voting machines who cast their ballots as directed.
5. He was reportedly pushing to install a loyalist as defense chief to rule the ministry in his stead.
6. loyalist
6. Prospect have improved for sending staff to areas that had been viewed as vulnerable to attacks by roaming loyalist militia.
7. He was a longtime Arafat loyalist whose monthly magazine focused on the rights of Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli jails.
8. loyalist的近义词
8. Others were concerned about another Bush loyalist heading the bank and saw this as a missed opportunity.
9. loyalist的解释
9. Former Edwards loyalist Andrew Young has said he has the original tape and copies stored in an Atlanta safety deposit box.
10. loyalist的反义词
10. NATO aircraft struck at least seven times at Gadhafi loyalist positions around the town, witnesses said.
noun
1. a person who is loyal to their allegiance (especially in times of revolt)
Synonym: stalwart