conformist

英 [kənˈfɔːmɪst]

美 [kənˈfɔːrmɪst]

n.  顺从者; 随波逐流者; 循规蹈矩的人

复数：conformists　

GRE

BNC.22204 / COCA.26307

牛津词典

noun

• 顺从者；随波逐流者；循规蹈矩的人
  a person who behaves and thinks in the same way as most other people and who does not want to be different

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 墨守成规的;循规蹈矩的
  Someone who isconformistbehaves or thinks like everyone else rather than doing things that are original.
  1. He may have to become more conformist if he is to prosper again...
     要想再现辉煌，他可能得更多地依照习惯办事。
  2. Mr Gordon now feels forced into an ever more conformist way of running his practice.
     现在，戈登先生觉得被迫以一种更为守旧的方式经营自己的业务。
  3. Aconformistis someone who is conformist.
     墨守成规的人;循规蹈矩的人

英英释义

noun

• someone who conforms to established standards of conduct (especially in religious matters)

adj

• marked by convention and conformity to customs or rules or styles
  1. underneath the radical image teenagers are surprisingly conformist
• adhering to established customs or doctrines (especially in religion)
  Synonym:conforming

双语例句

• He used to be quite interesting as a boy but he's grown really conformist over the years.
  他孩提时非常有趣，但这些年变得因循守旧了。
• She's too much of a conformist to wear silly clothes.
  她很古板，不穿那些奇装异服。
• The conformist mentality is a common social psychological phenomena, this phenomenon also widely exists in college students.
  从众心理是一种较为普遍的社会心理现象，这种现象在大学生群体中也广泛地存在着。
• Americans distrust the Japanese because they are everything the Americans are not: group-oriented, sexist, conformist, and ethnically monotonous.
  美国人不相信日本人，因为后者和他们截然不同：集体倾向、性别歧视、规规矩矩、种族单一。
• But his conformist image and manner belie his break with strait-laced Japanese business conventions.
  不过，他墨守成规的形象与举止，其实掩饰了他对日本企业刻板传统的背弃。
• If you read only the musings of political and economic commentators, you might have the impression that Japan is a depressed conformist country, populated almost entirely by pensioners and sumo wrestlers.
  如果你每天只读政经评论员的文章，那么你大概会有这样一种看法，即日本是一个因循守旧的萧条国家，几乎全民都是领取养老金的人和相扑手。
• A good student might even be more than a bit of a follower, a conformist, standing ready to give satisfaction to the powers that be so that one can proceed to the next good school, taking another step up the ladder of meritocracy.
  一名好学生甚至可能是一个十足的追随者，一个墨守成规的人，时刻准备着讨好当权者，以便自己能够接着进入下一个好学校，在精英政治的阶梯上再上一级台阶。
• The country's leadership was eager to encourage its over-pressured, conformist students to think more imaginatively, anticipating the day when China's catch-up growth would come to an end.
  中国的领导阶层希望在遵从式教育模式下承受过重压力的中国学生能够富有想象力地思考问题，他们期望中国有朝一日能够结束在追赶别人中成长。
• He may have to become more conformist if he is to prosper again
  要想再现辉煌，他可能得更多地依照习惯办事。
• No one can possibly achieve any real and lasting success or "get rich" in business by being a conformist.
  任何墨守成规的人都不大可能在经营中获得真正的持久的成功，也不可能发财致富。