hawkish
英 [ˈhɔ:kɪʃ] 美 [ˈhɔːkɪʃ]

adj.

鹰派的，强硬派的；

英英释义

hawkish[ 'hɔ:kiʃ ]

• adj.disposed to warfare or hard-line policies

  "hawkish congressman"

  同义词：militantwarlike

双语例句

用作形容词(adj.)

1. For some hawkish Israelis, the comparison was too much.
   对于一些鹰派（主战派）的以色列人来说，这样的比较过多了。
2. Dick Cheney, the hawkish vice-president, has seen his influence wane.
   同属鹰派的副总统迪克·切尼，也看到了他影响力的日薄西山。
3. The agreement will not satisfy the more hawkish member of the cabinet.
   该协议将不会使执行强硬政策的内阁成员感到满意。
4. In New Zealand, RBNZ Governor Bollard speech today had a relatively hawkish tone.
   在新西兰，新西兰央行行长波兰德今天讲话的语气相对强硬。

权威例句

Is Israel's Political Elite Becoming More Hawkish
Is Israel's Political Élite Becoming More Hawkish?
Conflict and Leadership: When is There a Hawkish Drift in Politics?
Defense Department Spending and "Hawkish"Voting in the House of Representatives
In Dealing with A Hawkish Rival: Game Theoretic and Empirical Analyses of the Korean Peninsula Case
Thaksin's Achilles' Heel: The failure of Hawkish approaches in the Thai South
Socialization into National Violence: Familial Correlates of Hawkish Attitudes toward War
Sexual pattern ofNeocirrhites armatus (Cirrhitidae) with notes on other hawkish species
Patriotic War Protesters and Hawkish Humanitarians: An Examination of the Identities and Fantasies (Re)Kindled in the Battle for Iraq
When constituencies speak in multiple tongues: The relative persuasiveness of hawkish minorities in representative negotiation