bigot

UK:  ['bɪɡət]

US:  ['bɪɡət]

复数：bigots  

n.

1.顽固的迷信者,盲信者;执拗的人

2.抱偏见的人

1 . Henry was more than a bigot . He was also a hypocrite .
亨利不只是一个顽固执拗的人，他还是个伪君子。

2 . To include such a homophobe and bigot in a children's book takes courage.
将这样一个心胸狭隘并且畏惧同性恋的角色写进儿童书籍，需要十足的勇气。

3 . At first, Mr. Sanchez called Mr. Stewart a "bigot, " but later took the word back, calling the comedian "prejudicial" instead.
起初桑切斯称斯图尔特是“心眼儿小”，但是后来他又收回这个词儿，而用“有偏见的”来称呼这位喜剧演员。

4 . He is not a bigot; hatred of any kind goes against his faith.
他不是一位有偏见的人；任何一种仇恨，都违背了他的信念。

5 . though to accuse someone of having unfashionable hair is less of a cuss than, say, accusing them of being a bigot.
不过，与指责某人（比方说）偏执相比，说某人的发型过时其实算不上坏话。