名词分离主义
1. 隔离主义：41. Second Wave Feminism: 第二次女权主义浪潮 | 42. Separatism: 隔离主义 | 43. Sexual Contract: 性契约
2. 分离主义 (名)：separation center 复员转业中心 | separatism 分离主义 (名) | separatist 分离主义者, 独立派 (名)
1. 分离主义;独立主义
Separatism is the beliefs and activities of separatists.
1. The spokesman said those proposal confused right and wrong, urging the Taiwan authority to stop separatism activities and give up the " Taiwan Independence ".
2. Li describes the plan to rewrite Taiwanese history as the tip of the iceberg of flagrant advocacy of separatism through cultural measures.
3. But Zhang noted that Chen's intensified advocacy of separatism has proven that his pledge to follow the " four Nos " was nothing but a lie.
4. Direct election of governors was canceled in 2004 by then President Vladimir Putin, who saw it as encouraging local separatism sentiments.
5. Preceding economic considerations are what the Chinese President termed " three evil forces " - terrorism, extremism and separatism - which prompted the idea of a regional mechanism.
6. Member countries reiterated fighting against the " three evil forces " of terrorism, extremism and separatism remained a priority for the SCO.
7. The two side also voiced the determination to cooperate in the fight against separatism and extremism on both bilateral and multilateral levels.
8. separatism
8. Agreements are signed for fighting the three " evil forces " of terrorism, separatism and extremism and on assisting emergency relief in disasters.
9. The three vicious forces of terrorism, separatism and extremism pose an increasingly grave threat to security in China's border areas.
10. Wen said China would join hands with Turkey in fighting the " three forces " of terrorism, separatism and extremism as well as transnational crimes in other forms.
noun
1. advocacy of a policy of strict separation of church and state
Synonym: separationism
2. a disposition toward schism and secession from a larger group
the principles and practices of separatists
e.g. separatism is a serious problem in Quebec
demands for some form of separatism on grounds of religion have been perceived as a threat to mainstream education
3. a social system that provides separate facilities for minority groups
Synonym: segregation