realist / ˈri ə lɪst /

💦中学词汇现实主义者现实主义者现实派实事求是

realist2 个定义

n. 名词 noun
  1. a person who tends to view or represent things as they really are.
  2. an artist or a writer whose work is characterized by realism.
  3. Philosophy. an adherent of realism.
adj. 形容词 adjective
  1. of or relating to realism or to a person who embodies its principles or practices: the realist approach to social ills; realist paintings.

realist 近义词

n. 名词 noun

pragmatist

realist 的近义词 2

更多realist例句

  1. A realist would worry about what comes next from the world’s most powerful countries.
  2. I am, however, a realist and I don’t get too excited because disappointments can hurt more.
  3. Hutchison overlaps multiple views, usually of the same person, a cubist strategy tempered by a realist style and neoclassical oil-painting technique.
  4. Whether you’re a hardcore survivalist or simply a realist, a high quality emergency radio can decrease risk in a challenging situation and provide added peace of mind in safer times.
  5. In the show’s largest picture, he turns his attention to another test of the realist painter — draped fabric — with a window scene that emphasizes lush pink and gold curtains.
  6. And I think part of it was in response to being such an extreme realist writer.
  7. Burt told me that he considers Paul a traditional, Republican realist.
  8. He was an “idealist and a realist at the same time,” said his close friend, the British Diplomat Frank Roberts.
  9. This indictment of American meddling was also echoed by uber-realist Stephen Walt, a professor at Harvard.
  10. Jacob Heilbrunn asked in The National Interest, the premier realist journal.
  11. While he runs Zola close as a realist, his thoughts and language are as pure as those of Miss Yonge herself.'
  12. But whereas as a national poet he was a flattering idealist, he was as a personal poet an uncompromising realist.
  13. A realist through and through, he did not shrink from representing the horrible, which antique art preferred to avoid.
  14. When you reach the inner circle of government you find always a very practical realism, and Brinsmade is in all things a realist.
  15. Robertson approved of these innovations, but he was never more than half a realist, and this from several causes.