espousal信息详情
n.拥护；信奉；订婚
espousals───n.拥护；信奉；订婚
spousal───adj.结婚的；与婚姻有关的，配偶的；n.（常复数）婚礼
espouse───vt.支持；嫁娶；赞成；信奉
espoused───支持；嫁娶；信奉（espouse的过去式、过去分词）
espouser───支持；拥护；赞成；嫁娶
espouses───vt.支持；嫁娶；赞成；信奉
exposal───n.曝光；显露
sponsal───海绵的
spousals───adj.结婚的；与婚姻有关的，配偶的；n.（常复数）婚礼
Yes, as the marriage ring of the great espousal hereafter!───是啊，就像来世盛大婚礼上的结婚指环！
The council's espousal of a nuclear-free policy has met with n mixed response.───委员会支持的无核政策遇到不同的反响。
The church excommunicated him in 1901, unhappy with his novel Resurrection and Tolstoy's espousal of Christian anarchist and pacifist views.───由于他的小说《复活》以及他拥护基督教无政府主义及和平主义，他在1901年被逐出教会。
Its ruling spirits combine a penchant for micro and industrial policies that destroy jobs with an espousal of deflationary macro policies.───它的主要理念一是偏爱损害就业的微观经济与产业政策，二是拥护通缩性宏观经济政策。
The espousal of a notion of public good, drawing people beyond the personal and consumerist.───信奉工艺的理念，引导人们超越个人的、消费者的境界。
Advocacy describes the act of pleading for, supporting, and active espousal.───宣传介绍了该法的请求，支持和积极拥护。
His recent espousal of Communism───他最近对共产主义的拥护。
The espousal of a notion of public good, drawing people beyond the personal and consumerist .
Espousal of such liberal ideas won't make her very popular around here.
These figures are heroes to conservatives for their espousal of policies that are meat and drink to the right, especially abortion.
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The frank espousal of a policy of annihilating opponents and the murders committed in the pursuance of it have given rise to an opposition movement.
Their paranoid espousal of various conspiracy theories, rabid support of Israel and religious Zionism, and fiery preaching about the "Islamic Threat" held for me a strange fascination.
Margaret Thatcher's espousal of monetarism eventually brought inflation down in the early 1980s.
Marx was expelled from several European countries for his radical espousal of a working-class revolution. He moved to London in May 1849 and lived there until his death in 1883.
In Britain, Margaret Thatcher's espousal of monetarism eventu...