| 单词 |
Bircher |
| 释义 |
Bircher2|ˈbɜːtʃə(r)| [f. the name of John Birch, a U.S.A.F. officer killed in 1945, sometimes referred to as ‘the first casualty of the Cold War’.] A member or supporter of the John Birch Society, an extreme right-wing American organization founded in 1958 by Robert Welch. Also ˈBirchite n. and a.; John Bircher.
1961in Amer. Speech (1962) XXXVII. 145 ‘Birchers’ active in S.F. Ibid., In Birchite circles. Ibid. 146 We have a lot of near John Birchers right here in Nebraska. 1961Guardian 25 Nov. 7/2 Robert Welch, the Birchites' leader. 1962Economist 17 Nov. 666/1 Two veterans of Congress whose Birchite connections had been unknown in previous elections. 1963Ibid. 5 Oct. 43/2 Shrugging off the Birchers has not prevented the Senator [sc. Mr. Goldwater] from continuing to denounce some of the President's leading advisors. 1968J. Updike Couples iv. 299 A lot of melancholy fill-in about Dallas the Birchers' paradise. |

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