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Перевод: monarchist

[прилагательное]
монархистский;
[существительное]
монархист

Тезаурус:

1. Aureole, despite attracting all that monarchist money, was a 9-;1 shot, with the Two Thousand Guineas winner Nearula at 10-;1.
2. This assumption of political power as well as military command represented little short of a coup by Franco and a group of military and civilian supporters, mostly of monarchist sympathies; within days Franco had quietly promoted himself to "Head of State", a title he was to retain until his death 39 years later.
3. In the countryside comfortable monarchist victories were achieved through the continuing social and political grip of caciquismo , but in the great majority of cities and large towns, where voting was freer, the triumph of the monarchy's opponents was resounding.
4. Consciousness of this fact, plus a desire to court moderate Republican opinion, ensured that early rebel pronouncements were limited to vague calls for the prevention of left-wing revolution, the maintenance of national unity and the restoration of authority; beyond that it remained unclear whether the rising, if successful, would produce a conservative, more authoritarian republic, a monarchist restoration, a military dictatorship or perhaps even an out-and-out fascist state.
5. His classical and monarchist position led him to couple admiration for urbane, urban eighteenth-century verse with more general wishes for social order, helping to develop his interest in the ideas of Maurras.
6. Even so the repression, thanks mainly to the moderating role of Lerroux and the Radicals, stopped short of the extremes urged by the monarchist right and much of the CEDA: judicial executions were few, while at least the left remained legal and the Catalan Statute in being.
7. Much of our political life is founded upon assumptions grounded in our monarchist heritage.
8. (In the Kerridgean World Order, the Monarchist League, not the United Nations, would be the arbiter of world affairs.)
9. As right-wing supporters, many appearing in public for the first time in almost three years, welcomed their liberators with monarchist flags and fascist salutes, many other Spaniards faced a terrifying future: so terrifying, indeed, that to some suicide was preferable.
10. Mussolini was the more hesitant; having failed to respond to two telegrams from Franco requesting aid in the form of military or civilian aircraft, the Italian dictator eventually succumbed to the more flattering blandishments of the exiled Alfonso XIII and a high-level monarchist delegation.
11. Accin Nacional initially provided a temporary home not only for realists like the Salamanca lawyer Jos Maria Gil Robles, who in his memoirs (published thirty years later) was to admit to always having been "a monarchist at heart", but also for monarchist die-hards.
12. Although a monarchist deputation did visit Mussolini in March 1934 to solicit help in a possible future rising, little practical as distinct from rhetorical assistance was forthcoming.