英语

progressivism

gb/pɹəɡɹˈɛsɪvˌɪzəm/ us/pɹəɡɹˈɛsɪvˌɪzəm/
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progressive political ideology

The belief that society should be improved through reform, often by protecting rights and reducing inequality.

用法模式: [support/oppose] progressivism; [the rise of] progressivism
常见错误:
Do not use progressivism to mean any kind of progress; it usually refers to a political or social ideology.
近义词
reformism (Emphasizes gradual reform rather than revolution.) | left-liberalism (Similar in many U.S. political contexts, with more emphasis on liberal-left politics.) | social liberalism (Overlaps where individual rights and an active state are central.)
反义词
conservatism (Emphasizes preserving existing institutions or traditions.) | reactionary politics (Seeks to reverse social or political change.) | traditionalism (Emphasizes established customs and values over reform.)
搭配
modern progressivism |American progressivism |political progressivism |progressive movement |liberal progressivism |left-wing progressivism |democratic progressivism |rise of progressivism |critics of progressivism |ideals of progressivism
主题
politics |society |social_change |government
例句
  • The mayor's campaign combined fiscal caution with a strong message of progressivism on housing and policing.
  • In the United States, progressivism is often associated with expanding civil rights and regulating business in the public interest.
  • Critics say progressivism can rely too much on government, while supporters see it as a practical response to inequality.
学习者例句
  • She supports progressivism because she wants fairer laws.
  • Progressivism is common in debates about health care, wages, and civil rights.
名词 formal C1 entity
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Progressive Era reform movement

A historical reform movement, especially in the U.S., that tried to make government, work, and society fairer.

用法模式: Progressivism in [place]; the era of Progressivism
常见错误:
This historical sense is often capitalized and is not exactly the same as any modern progressive party or politician.
近义词
Progressive movement (A common name for the same historical movement.) | reform movement (Broader; can refer to many movements, not only this one.)
反义词
conservatism (Opposed or resisted many Progressive Era reforms.) | laissez-faire (Contrasts with Progressivism's support for more regulation in business and labor.)
搭配
American Progressivism |U.S. Progressivism |Progressive Era |history of Progressivism |reformist Progressivism |early twentieth-century progressivism |roots of progressivism |legacy of Progressivism
主题
history |politics |united_states |social_reform
例句
  • Students compared Populism with Progressivism in their unit on the Progressive Era.
  • Historians often link Progressivism to campaigns against political corruption and unsafe working conditions.
  • Women's suffrage became one of the major causes associated with American Progressivism.
学习者例句
  • Progressivism was important in U.S. history around 1900.
  • The class studied Progressivism and labor reform.
名词 technical C2 abstract
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progressive educational philosophy

A teaching approach that values active learning, real-life projects, and students' interests.

用法模式: progressivism in education; educational progressivism
常见错误:
In education, progressivism does not simply mean using new technology or making progress; it is a specific approach to teaching and learning.
近义词
progressive education (More common phrase for the practical educational approach.) | child-centered education (Emphasizes students' needs and interests.) | experiential education (Emphasizes learning by doing.)
反义词
traditional education (Emphasizes established curricula, direct instruction, and teacher authority.) | rote learning (Emphasizes memorization rather than exploration or problem-solving.)
搭配
educational progressivism |pedagogical progressivism |Deweyan progressivism |progressive education |child-centered learning |experiential learning |project-based learning |curriculum reform
主题
education |pedagogy |learning |teaching
例句
  • The school was influenced by progressivism and gave students long projects based on real-world problems.
  • In courses on educational theory, progressivism is often discussed alongside essentialism and constructivism.
  • Her teaching philosophy mixes progressivism with a strong focus on basic literacy skills.
学习者例句
  • In progressivism, students learn by doing projects.
  • The teacher liked progressivism because it made lessons active.
语法
词典原形
progressivism
IPA
GB/pɹəɡɹˈɛsɪvˌɪzəm/
US/pɹəɡɹˈɛsɪvˌɪzəm/
音节与重音
pro - gressiv - ism (3 个音节)
Stress on 2nd syllable (gressiv)
词形变化
Noun
  • Base: progressivism
  • Plural: progressivisms
相关表达

economic progressivism

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/ˌɛkənˈɑmɪk pɹəɡɹˈɛsɪvˌɪzəm/
fixed phrase

left-leaning economic reformism

Progressive ideas about money, work, taxes, and the economy, usually aimed at making society more equal.

例句
  • The senator's economic progressivism includes higher taxes on the very wealthy and stronger protections for workers.
  • Some voters like her social views but are less comfortable with her economic progressivism.
  • Economic progressivism became a central theme of the campaign after rents and health-care costs rose sharply.

social progressivism

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/sˈoʊʃəl pɹəɡɹˈɛsɪvˌɪzəm/
fixed phrase

liberal social-policy progressivism

Progressive views about social issues and people's rights.

例句
  • Her social progressivism was clear in her support for same-sex marriage and police reform.
  • The party's younger voters tend to favor social progressivism, especially on gender and climate issues.
  • He describes himself as a moderate who is cautious on taxes but comfortable with social progressivism.

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