n.(种族、宗教或政治的)顽固盲从者，偏执者

原形：bigot复数：bigots

The old man was known for being a bigot who couldn't tolerate anyone different from him.
这位老人以他是一个不能容忍与自己不同的人的大种族主义者而闻名。
His bigoted views on immigration made him unpopular among his more liberal colleagues.
他对移民持有的偏见观点使他在较为开明的同事中不受欢迎。
The politician's speech was filled with bigoted remarks, causing outrage across the nation.
那位政客的演讲充满了偏执的言论，引起了全国的愤怒。
She refused to listen to any opinions that contradicted her own, showing herself to be quite the bigot.
她拒绝听取任何与自己意见相左的观点，表现得十分偏狭。
It's disappointing to see such bigoted behavior from someone who claims to champion equality.
令人失望的是，一个声称支持平等的人竟然表现出如此偏见的行为。
The novel portrayed a bigot who slowly learned to understand and accept people from different backgrounds.
这部小说描绘了一个逐渐学会理解和接纳来自不同背景人群的大种族主义者。
His bigoted attitude prevented him from seeing the value in diverse cultures and perspectives.
他的偏执态度使他无法看到多元文化和视角的价值。
The HR department took swift action against the employee for making bigoted comments in the workplace.
人力资源部门对在工作场所发表偏激言论的员工迅速采取了行动。
Despite efforts to educate him, the bigot remained steadfast in his prejudices.
尽管努力教育他，那个偏执者仍然坚持自己的偏见。
The comedian's routine, though controversial, successfully mocked bigots and their outdated beliefs.
那位喜剧演员的节目虽然有争议，但成功地嘲讽了大种族主义者及其过时的观念。