old guard
英 [əuld ɡɑ:d] 美 [old ɡɑrd]

n.

保守派，保守势力；

英英释义

old guard

• n.a faction that is unwilling to accept new ideas

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. First, he agreed with his Old Guard friends that such a move would disrupt the Gop.
   第一，他同意保守派朋友的意见，认为这样会分裂共和党。
2. Not yet ready to make war on the old Guard, he came to terms with them.
   由于尚未准备好向保守派作斗争，就与之友好相处。

权威例句

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