pragmatist

/prag-muh-tist/US // ˈpræg mə tɪst //

实用主义者,务实者,务实派,实干家

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a person who is oriented toward the success or failure of a particular line of action, thought, etc.; a practical person.
- : an advocate or adherent of philosophical pragmatism.

adj.形容词 adjective

as insnoop

Synonyms

Being a pragmatist and former regulator, though, I believe we need to know exactly what such regulations would provide.
This provisional government was made up of western-educated pragmatists who knew better than to allow a band of radicals, despite their great appeal and influence among the youth, take charge of the country.
Destined neither for pragmatists nor for wallflowers, his designs were all about making a big entrance — sometimes very literally.
She’s a lightning rod, and she’s running against low-key Democrat Diane Mitsch Bush, a former county commissioner and state House representative from Steamboat Springs, who is known as a pragmatist and an environmentalist.
She’s dedicated and embraces bold ideas, and as a creative pragmatist, she’s grounded in the reality of the steps to deliver those ideas.
Barack Obama, running as a conciliatory pragmatist in 2008, did even better with some 50 percent.
A pragmatist and a moderate, she serves as a role model for other Blue Dog women running for election in Red states.
In a flash, the 2016 contender has seen his reputation slide from straight-talking pragmatist to partisan bully.
He's a conservative, but not a purist; he's a conviction politician—and a pragmatist too.
He was also known as a charismatic pragmatist—a “people person”—who was open to the ideas of others.
The pragmatist tells a man to think what he must think and never mind the Absolute.

/prag-muh-tist/US // ˈpræg mə tɪst //

实用主义者,务实者,务实派,实干家

n.名词 noun

1
- : a person who is oriented toward the success or failure of a particular line of action, thought, etc.; a practical person.
- : an advocate or adherent of philosophical pragmatism.

adj.形容词 adjective

as insnoop

Synonyms

Being a pragmatist and former regulator, though, I believe we need to know exactly what such regulations would provide.
This provisional government was made up of western-educated pragmatists who knew better than to allow a band of radicals, despite their great appeal and influence among the youth, take charge of the country.
Destined neither for pragmatists nor for wallflowers, his designs were all about making a big entrance — sometimes very literally.
She’s a lightning rod, and she’s running against low-key Democrat Diane Mitsch Bush, a former county commissioner and state House representative from Steamboat Springs, who is known as a pragmatist and an environmentalist.
She’s dedicated and embraces bold ideas, and as a creative pragmatist, she’s grounded in the reality of the steps to deliver those ideas.
Barack Obama, running as a conciliatory pragmatist in 2008, did even better with some 50 percent.
A pragmatist and a moderate, she serves as a role model for other Blue Dog women running for election in Red states.
In a flash, the 2016 contender has seen his reputation slide from straight-talking pragmatist to partisan bully.
He's a conservative, but not a purist; he's a conviction politician—and a pragmatist too.
He was also known as a charismatic pragmatist—a “people person”—who was open to the ideas of others.
The pragmatist tells a man to think what he must think and never mind the Absolute.