Communist

UK:  ['kɒmjʊnɪst]

US:  ['kɑmjənɪst]

复数：communists  

n.

1.共产主义者,共产党员

adj.

1.共产主义(者)的;共产党(员)的

1 . That's a big "if, " however. The long-term stability of a semi-capitalist state run by an authoritarian Communist Party is unclear.
这是个很夸张的“如果”，然而长期稳定对共产主义威权控制的半资本主义国家而言是不确定的。

2 . The President said the United States should never negotiate with the Communist world out of fear but it should never fear to negotiate.
总统说美国绝不会由于害怕而和共产主义国家谈判，但也绝不害怕谈判。

3 . Second, he is not a member of the ruling Communist party, which would ordinarily exclude him from consideration for a ministry.
其次，他不是执政的中国共产党党员，这点通常会将他排除在部长人选之外。

4 . During the communist era, circus was one of the most popular forms of entertainment in Poland. Circus performers built up huge followings .
在共产时期，马戏表演是波兰最受欢迎的娱乐之一，演员往往能吸引广大的观众。

5 . Vietnamese communist complied with such a form, and gradually began to open and innovate.
越南共产党顺应了这样的一种形势，逐步开始了革新丌放。