interventionists
介入主義者
解説 Definition
介入主義者。他国や事柄に積極的に干渉する人々。
Interventionists are people who support active involvement in the affairs of another country or situation. This often refers to political, military, or economic action rather than staying neutral. The word is usually used in discussions of foreign policy.
覚え方のコツ Memory Tip
interventionists は、まず intervene「介入する」が頭に入っていると一気に見通せます。intervention が「介入」、-ist で「その立場をとる人」、-s で複数。ニュース英語では military intervention や foreign intervention と結びつきやすく、他国の問題に積極的に関わる人々という像で覚えると残ります。反対側の isolationists「孤立主義者」とセットで比べると、意味もニュアンスも混同しにくくなります。
Build it from `intervene`, then `intervention`, then `interventionist`. An `-ist` is a person who supports or follows an idea, so `interventionists` are people who favor intervention. It is often easier to remember next to the opposite word `isolationists`.
例文
Interventionists argued for military action in the conflict.
介入主義者は紛争での軍事行動を主張しました。
The interventionists believed immediate action was necessary.
介入主義者は即座の行動が必要であると信じていました。
Critics accused the interventionists of overstepping their authority.
批評家は介入主義者が権限を超えていると非難しました。
interventionists の類義語・関連語
interventionists の語源・成り立ち Etymology
ラテン語 intervenire（間に来る）から。inter-（間に）+ venire（来る）+ -tion（名詞化）+ -ist（人）。他国の問題に「間に入って来る」人、つまり介入主義者。関連語: intervene, convention。
Interventionists comes from intervention, based on Latin intervenire, meaning "to come between," from inter- "between" and venire "to come." It first carried the idea of stepping into a situation from outside. With the ending -ist, it came to mean people who support or practice such involvement; compare intervene.
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