ultra-liberal
adjective mainly disapproving (also ultraliberal) uk/ˌʌl.trəˈlɪb.ər.əl/ us/ˌʌl.trəˈlɪb.ər.əl/
mainly US极端自由主义的
believing or relating to the opinions of the political left, especially that society should change so that money, property, and power are shared more fairly, but in a way that seems extreme to many people
She believes that the senator's ultra-liberal values are far from the beliefs of ordinary folks.
He tried to get voters to believe that his opponent, if elected, would press an ultra-liberal agenda that included the raising of taxes. 他试图让选民相信，他的对手如果当选，就会推行包括提高税收在内的极端自由主义路线。
Synonym: left-wing
mainly UK极端自由主义的
believing strongly in allowing a lot of freedom for businesses to buy, sell, and make money without many rules or limits, and with low taxes
The candidate cannot afford to be associated with the ultra-liberal right. 这位候选人不能与右派极端自由主义扯上关系。
Synonym: libertarian
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- After hiring an ultraliberal Democratic activist as his adviser, the governor worked to enact stricter gun control laws and raise the minimum wage.
- Republicans will try to remind voters of his ultra-liberal voting record in the Senate.
- In French politics today there is no greater snub than to call somebody "ultra-liberal" - a set of beliefs associated with brutal, unfettered capitalist ways.
ultra-liberal
noun [ C ] mainly disapproving (also ultraliberal) uk/ˌʌl.trəˈlɪb.ər.əl/ us/ˌʌl.trəˈlɪb.ər.əl/
极端自由主义者
a person who has very liberal political opinions
No one expected him to choose an ultra-liberal to be his chief foreign policy advisor.
Her opponent tried to paint her as an ultra-liberal who would raise taxes on the middle class. 她的对手试图将她描绘成将会对中产阶级增税的极端自由主义者。