allegiances

英 [əˈliːdʒənsɪz]

美 [ˌæˈlidʒiˌænsɪz]

n.  (对政党、宗教、统治者的)忠诚，效忠，拥戴
allegiance的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR （对组织、人物、信仰的）忠诚，拥护
  Yourallegianceis your support for and loyalty to a particular group, person, or belief.
  1. My allegiance to Kendall and his company ran deep.
     我对肯德尔及其公司的忠诚加深了。
  2. ...a community driven by strong ties and allegiances.
     紧密团结、精诚合作的团体

双语例句

• ( used of persons) dependable in devotion or allegiance or affection. abandon one's beliefs or allegiances.
  （用来指人）在信仰、忠心或者爱情上可靠。放弃自己的信仰或是忠贞。
• Readers need to pay attention or they might not realize how cities have sprung up or allegiances have shifted.
  读者对此需多加注意，否则可能无法理解其中城市的产生和人心的凝聚。
• You may return with very different loyalties and allegiances than you had in the beginning.
  可能变成具有非常不一样的忠诚，忠贞的程度更胜于开始时。
• The Financial Times has no fixed party political allegiances, but we have a clear vision of the priorities for the next administration.
  英国《金融时报》没有固定支持某个党派，但我们清晰地看到了下一届政府应优先处理的问题。
• As an Englishman who'd lived for a long time in france, he felt a certain conflict of allegiances when the two countries played soccer.
  作为一个在法国生活了很久的英国人，当两国足球比赛时，该支持哪个队，他感到有些矛盾。
• Abandon one's beliefs or allegiances.
  放弃自己的信仰或是忠贞。
• But, in this global age, the fact of divided allegiances is becoming commonplace.
  但在这个全球化时代，心怀二意的忠诚正变得越来越司空见惯。
• Its members have more allegiances to each other than to any nation state.
  这个阶层的成员对彼此的忠诚比对任何民族国家都更高。
• He was so impressed by your wondrous palaces that he and his retinue swore their allegiances to you.
  他被你辉煌的宫殿深深震撼，率领他的随从向你效忠。
• Despite its brevity, the civil war was to colour attitudes and determine political allegiances for decades.
  这次内战尽管短暂，却注定要在后来的几十年影响人们的态度和确定政治立场。