apologist

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When he famously declared that “I believe in justice, but I will defend my mother before justice,” he was denounced as a colonial apologist.
他宣布“我相信正義，但是我捍衛(wèi)我的祖國(guó)勝過(guò)正義，”而聞名于世，有人指責(zé)他是殖民地的辯護(hù)者。
Al-Ahram, Egypt’s leading newspaper, state-owned and long seen as a mealy-mouthed apologist for the regime, took only a few days longer to perform its own U-turn.
而向被視為政權(quán)委婉辯護(hù)者的埃及國(guó)營(yíng)大報(bào)《金字塔報(bào)》，只多堅(jiān)持了數(shù)日，就上演了自己的大逆轉(zhuǎn)好戲。
"But maybe," the apologist insists, "the problem is in what Americans believe.
“但或許”道歉者稱(chēng)，“問(wèn)題是美國(guó)人的信仰是什么。

She looked at him, then told him that he was an apologist for the Catholic Church.
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Famous Christian apologist Josh McDowell recently railed against the internet, calling it a great threat to Christians.
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On Chile, Milton is still a somewhat embarrassed apologist for the military junta that overthrew the democratically-elected Marxist government.
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a person who supports a particular belief or political system, especially an unpopular one, and speaks or writes in defence of it

An apologist is a person who writes or speaks in defence of a belief, a cause, or a person's life.