dissenter

1 Of course, this seemed to be a reference to the Mad King's preferred method of executing his dissenters.

2 On the reality-TV competition “Nashville Star,” she was a striver; then, on her first two major label albums, she was a dissenter, upending norms with verve and backbone.

3 A country rife with deranged dissenters marching to the beat, as the musical declares, of “another national anthem.”

4 The only major dissenters were Joe Biden and defence secretary Robert Gates, and, by the next morning, Gates had changed his mind.

5 Mr. Hochschild writes that Williams, whom he calls “the first heretic,” was the earliest dissenter to speak out “fully and passionately and repeatedly” on Leopold’s atrocities.

6 The occasional dissenter accuses me of betraying my fellow officers and being a rat, asserting that “what goes on in corrections should stay in corrections.”

7 Mr. Haggard died last week, at 79, leaving behind a rich and varied legacy: sociopolitical protester, playful historian, dismissive dissenter and more.

8 Only conservatives of a certain generation could mistake Common for a firebrand of any sort, though in the context of contemporary hip-hop, his interest in uplift is what really makes him a dissenter.

9 Before the vote, however, the lone dissenter, vice chairman Elizabeth K. Meyer, a professor of landscape architecture at the University of Virginia, spoke up in a quiet voice.

10 One prominent dissenter, Nikolas Salagiannis, said the reshuffle had generated a slim hope.

著名的异见分子Nikolas Salagiannis表示，这次内阁重组出现了微弱的希望。

11 a society that prized conformity very highly and treated dissenters of any kind very harshly

12 Fashion Week, in expanding and becoming decentered, now does a good job of making room for its outliers and dissenters.

13 Shush orders were an arcane type of magic, something their ancestors had used to keep dissenters quiet back when only the wealthiest had any rights.

14 And you have these folks who are dissenters in what is happening in their country, losing more in power every election, because they've codified ways in which that party can stay in power.

15 In the preface to “A Voice Still Heard,” Morris Dickstein observes that Howe saw himself as a “perpetual dissenter.”

16 One who disagrees; a dissenter.

持不同意见的人;持不同政见者

17 Pinckney: It was difficult to be a religious dissenter in colonial America.

18 At the same time, however, the former press secretary has refused to distance himself too far from Trump, leaving him to straddle a middle ground which both Trump supporters and dissenters could deem not genuine.

19 The Party does not tolerate dissenters in its ranks.

该政党不允许其成员中存在异见分子。

20 Few dissent shareholders can ask the company purchase the shares with fair price and leave the company, and this is the appraisal right of dissenter.

少数异议股东得请求公司以公平价格购回其持有的股份，从而脱离公司实体，这就是法律赋予异议股东的股份收买请求权。

1 新教徒

Protestant

2 非国教徒

chapel nonconformist nonconformity sectary

3 反对者

adversarial enemy opponent challenger antagonist protestor objector demurrer discourager protester demurrant con foe anti hornet opposer

4 持异议者

maverick dissentient Protestant

5 持不同意见者

maverick