coterie

1 So the fact that Johnson had what we might as well call a coterie of female friends he could converse with on more or less equal terms was, if not extraordinary, certainly worth noting.

2 From their 19th-century inception, political parties of the right have faced an electoral disadvantage since, for the most part, they emerged as vessels for the wealthy, a definitionally small coterie.

3 Death in Ecstasy is a very clever picture of a little coterie of worshippers in a "New Religion" adroitly put over by the infamous Father Garnett.

4 I imagine her to be part of an imagined coterie of imagined-to-be-important writers and artists from which I am imaginarily rejected.

5 Ms. Fleming, from her arrival as a princess in gleaming white with a coterie of male servants, is too much the prima donna.

6 Almost every day he went down to the Post cafeteria for lunch and would be immediately surrounded by a coterie of reporters and admirers, and that seemed to perk him up.

7 The enormously talented Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio quickly acquired not only prestigious commissions but also a coterie of followers and imitators; 44 of their works flesh out the Fort Worth exhibition.

8 A coterie, if you are wondering, is a select group with common interests.

9 There’s a coterie of news hounds calling themselves as citizen journalists behind Wikinews.

在维基新闻的背后有一个被称作公民记者的新闻获取小圈子。

10 It is in light of insurance coterie, it is really a little.

在保险圈内人来看, 的确是有点儿.

11 The Huffington Post U.K. has lined up a coterie of high-profile bloggers to bolster its coverage of politics, entertainment, style, world news and technology.

12 I did get a pretty tight coterie of male friends, but I maintained emotional distance so I wouldn’t drag them down.

13 And despite the coterie of photographers he has working for him, many clients ask for him by name.

14 Contradicting claims about the death of irony, one of the best novels to incorporate 9/11 into its plot was about a glib coterie of cultural elites in New York.

15 The States’ Rights Party was even the name for the coterie of Dixiecrats who seceded from the Democratic Party in 1948 in a huff.

16 As a coterie press, Shiwubao was founded in 1896 by diverse groups.

作为一个同人刊物，1896年创办的《时务报》是由不同群体所共同参与创办。

17 The Hollywood Foreign Press Association, a coterie of journalists for international newspapers and magazines.

18 "Museum" is expected to perform solidly at the box office, as filmgoers turn out to see the colorful coterie of historical characters for the third and final time.

19 Then her personal life was pretty much scuttled altogether and it added a coterie of characters into her work life.

20 His films are admired by a small coterie of critics.

1 志同道合者

fold inclining

2 伙伴

associate crowd buddy pal lad sidekick bedfellow pardner cobber comate

3 同伴

fellow company number mate companion comrade entourage consort bedfellow helpmate messmate compeer

4 小圈子

incestuous in-group clique grouping incrowd junto

5 排外性

exclusivity

6 小团体

subgroup clique groupuscule

7 小集团

incestuous section grouping clique in-group Mafia clan in-crowd groupuscule clannish junta faction caucus factional subgroup cliquish microfaction subset incrowd

8 界

world community region domain circle kingdom republic realm commonwealth

9 阶层

class rank circle bracket echelon