treasonous
treasonous 英 ['triːzənəs] 美 ['triznəs]
adj. 叛逆的;谋反的;犯叛国罪的
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- adj. 叛逆的;谋反的;犯叛国罪的
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1. From Arab Spring protests to China bailing out Europe’s markets to a U.S. presidential candidate suggesting it’s treasonous for the Federal Reserve to do its job, the world really is upside down.
从阿拉伯之春示威到中国救纾欧洲市场,再到美国总统候选人,都告诉我们美联储做工作是叛逆的,这个世界其实是颠倒的。
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2. From Arab Spring protests to China bailing out Europe's markets to a U. S. presidential candidate suggesting it's treasonous for the Federal Reserve to do its job, the world really is upside down.
从阿拉伯之春示威到中国救纾欧洲市场,再到美国总统候选人,都告诉我们美联储做事是叛逆的,这个世界其实是颠倒的。
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3. But the policy has become controversial, with Texas's governor, Rick Perry, a candidate for the Republican nomination for the American presidency, describing the idea as “almost treasonous”.
但是,政策却是相反的,德克萨斯州州长、共和党的美国总统提名候选人里克.佩里形容这“几乎是背信弃义”。
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