n.(尤指在变动时期对统治者、政府或政党)忠诚的人,支持大不列颠和北爱尔兰联合的人
loyalist的复数

原形：loyalist复数：loyalists

The Loyalists fought fiercely for the British crown during the American Revolution.
忠诚分子在美国独立战争中为英国王室英勇战斗。
Many Loyalists returned to their homes in Canada after the defeat of the rebels.
大部分忠诚者在叛军被击败后返回了加拿大的家园。
She was a loyal supporter of the monarchy and attended every public appearance of the royal family.
她是王室的忠实支持者，会参加皇室成员的所有公开活动。
The Loyalist community in New York was strongly opposed to the Declaration of Independence.
纽约的忠诚主义团体强烈反对《独立宣言》。
After the war, Loyalists faced discrimination and struggled to rebuild their lives.
战后，忠诚分子遭受歧视，生活重建困难重重。
The Loyalist Trail is a historical route that commemorates the migration of British settlers in Canada.
忠诚者之路是一条历史路线，纪念英国移民在加拿大的迁徙。
The Loyalists played a significant role in shaping the early Canadian identity.
忠诚分子在塑造早期加拿大身份中发挥了重要作用。
Despite their differences, some Loyalists and Patriots managed to form friendships after the conflict.
尽管存在分歧，一些忠诚者和爱国者在冲突后还是建立了友谊。
The government provided reparations to Loyalists who suffered during the revolutionary period.
政府向革命期间受苦的忠诚者提供了赔偿。
The Loyalist Hall serves as a meeting place for descendants of those who fought on the British side in the War of 1812.
忠诚者大厅是那些在1812年战争中站在英国一方的人的后代聚会的地方。