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• up to no good
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• wave off

conservative

[kən'sə:vətiv]

释义

释义1：adj. 保守的
Tending to resist change or innovation.
释义2：n. 保守派 member of the Conservative party

例句
Serena:That was for me?I thought the housekeepers got new uniforms.
Lily:Yeah, it's conservative, yes, but classic.（Gossip Girl）
色瑞纳：那是给我的啊？我还以为是给管家的新制服呢！
莉莉：是保守了点，但很经典啊。（绯闻女孩）
TV:We live in a dangerous time for freedom.A time when it takes guts to speak out for conservative values.(The Newsroom)
电视：我们正处在自由受威胁的危险时期。在这时期，为保守派说话需要胆量。（新闻编辑室）
Heather: You can call America Works visionary, but in truth it is just an ultra-conservative agenda that's been around for decades. (House of Cards)
海瑟：你可以将美就法称之为远见卓识，但事实上，这只是一个已经存在了几十年的极端保守主义议程。（纸牌屋）
ANNOUNCER：The Honourable Joseph Gerald Antsy for the Conservative and Unionist Party: 6,363 votes（Downton Abbey)
宣告员：保守统一党约瑟夫杰拉德安斯蒂阁下6363票。(唐顿庄园）