demagogue

n.

煽动者，蛊惑民心的政客；

复数：demagogues

1. The demagogue has won people's support.
   那个煽动者赢得了人们的支持。
2. It also exposed Mr Thaksin as a demagogue who is ready to incite a revolt from his Dubai redoubt.
   也暴露出他信作为煽动者想从其流亡地，迪拜，就激起一场叛乱。

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