evangelistic
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(RELIGION)
传福音的
involving persuading people to become Christians, often by travelling around and telling people about your beliefs
She held an evangelistic rally in Fort Worth. 她在沃思堡举办了一场福音大会。
They are a group of evangelistic Baptists. 他们是一群福音浸礼会教徒。
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- The church emphasizes evangelistic work.
- They had just attended an evangelistic meeting.
- He was training for evangelistic ministry.
(OPINIONS)
似传教士般的|有执念的
often talking about something because you have very strong beliefs about it, or involving persuading someone to have the same beliefs as you
She walks whenever she can, uses public transport, switches things off and is evangelistic about recycling. 只要有时间，她就走路，坐公共交通，放空一切，而且对回收垃圾也有执念。
The new classical macroeconomists are committed believers in the power of market forces, fired with an almost evangelistic enthusiasm. 新古典主义宏观经济学家是对市场力量的威力最坚定的信徒，（对它）充满了似传教士般的狂热。
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- His loyalty is unquestionable; his fervour evangelistic. #p#分页标题#e#
- She's like a convert to nudism, and her evangelistic zeal is so strong, she'll soon have you running around naked too.
- They have been evangelistic about constructing a drama that reaches out across social barriers.
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