fundie
noun [ C ] informal disapproving (also fundy) uk/ˈfʌn.di/ us/ˈfʌn.di/
原教旨主义分子
a disapproving way of referring to a religious fundamentalist (= someone who believes in traditional forms of a religion, or believes that what is written in a holy book, such as the Christian Bible, is completely true)
My enjoyment of his films is somewhat lessened by finding out that he seems to be an intolerant fundie. 等到我发现他似乎是一个不宽容的原教旨主义分子，对他电影的欣赏就有所减弱。
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- The candidate made every effort to win over the fundies in the primaries.
- She insists on her right to wear a headscarf but has little time for what she calls "fundies".
fundie
adjective informal disapproving uk/ˈfʌn.di/ us/ˈfʌn.di/
原教旨主义分子的
a disapproving way of describing something relating to or considered typical of a religious fundamentalist
They want a government that is basically a fundie, right-wing theocracy.
He belongs to some sort of fundy church, I think. 我觉得他是属于某种原教旨主义分子教会的吧。
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- One of the party's problems is its fear of doing anything to upset its fundie base.
- He says the fundy Christians and the fundy Muslims have more in common than they realize.
- He constantly does annoying fundy things like attacking evolution with ridiculous arguments.