flip-flopper

基本解释

• n.突然转变观点的人（尤指政客）

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英汉例句

双语例句

• The great flip-flopper does not convince the conservative base.
  这位大骑墙派并不能说服保守派基层。
• Exposed as an un-Christian flip-flopper and shorn of the momentum that came from seeming inevitability, she will see her voters melt away.
  罗塞夫被揭露为一个言行不一的非基督教徒，并且丧失了必然获胜的势头，她的选民将渐渐消失。
• Apart from being dull and being Mormon, which still fans suspicions, the famous flip-flopper is also—with the exception of his fellow Mormon, Jon Huntsman—the least authentic conservative in the race.
  除了沉闷无聊，以及仍然招来怀疑的摩门教徒身份外，这位著名的骑墙派可能也是这次竞选中（除了另一位摩门教徒洪博培以外）最不正宗的保守派。

权威例句

• Although does that give Republicans an opportunity to paint another Democratic presidential candidate as a flip-flopper?
  NPR: Analysis: Congress And The Cost Of Energy
• Nobody wants to be labeled a flip-flopper, not even a member of the FOMC.
  FORBES: Through the FOMC's Looking Glass: An Orgy of Transparency
• Consciously or otherwise, they reinforce Labour's attack on him as Chameleon Dave, the flip-flopper who believes in nothing.
  ECONOMIST: Bagehot

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柯林斯英英字典

• a person who makes a complete change of policy, opinion, etc

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