capitalist
资本家
definition
noun
the creation of the factory system by nineteenth-century capitalists
a wealthy person who uses money to invest in trade and industry for profit in accordance with the principles of capitalism.
adjective
capitalist countries
practicing, supporting, or based on the principles of capitalism.
translation of 'capitalist'
noun
资本家
adjective
资本主义的
example
That is true of the whole of 'capitalist' democracy, including elections to parliament.
Obedience and respect for the high, the mighty and the rich is a central principle of 'capitalist' society.
Instead they championed reactionary renegades and unfettered 'capitalist' expansion.
Marxism teaches that modern 'capitalist' society is a society of antagonistic classes.
The inherent tendency of 'capitalist' evolution is to raise real wage rates steadily.
You could disrupt a summit devoted to 'capitalist' planning, imperialism and exploitation.
Some form of free enterprise 'capitalist' economy and some form of pluralist democracy were clearly called for.
The fact that 'capitalist' booms do not always collapse into dire slumps does not mean that they never do.
Imperialism was not just about colonialism, but the shape of 'capitalist' competition.
The White armies launched a brutal civil war, backed by every major 'capitalist' government.
There probably is no Third World debt if we adopted just elementary 'capitalist' principles.
So we have a new capitalist giant being squashed by a cartel of more established 'capitalist' giants.
It may be a little tawdry, but the whole of 'capitalist' economics is based on selfishness and greed.
As you might expect, the language is a little skewed in favor of 'capitalist' democracy, but not all that much.
We have to organise a new international working class response to the crisis of 'capitalist' economy and society.
The economic anarchy of 'capitalist' society is the real source of the evil.
The central ideas of socialism are reinforced every day by the continuing disaster of 'capitalist' society.
New Labour is no longer the party of the oppressed but based on the same 'capitalist' philosophy as the Conservatives.
This, then, was the first of Marx's major insights into 'capitalist' economics.
the 'capitalist' system
That is holding back socialist revolutions to appease a more conservative 'capitalist' element.
It diverts the attention from real social issues only to, in turn, accommodate vile 'capitalistic' policies.
In the very process of producing things, the working class also reproduces the wealth of the 'capitalists' .
The transnational capitalist class is not made up of 'capitalists' in the traditional Marxist sense.
Modern democracies have been around for long enough for neo-liberal 'capitalists' to learn how to subvert them.
Before a blow was struck the 'capitalists' had established their economic and ideological hold over the aristocracy.
Investing 'capitalists' came to feel that their wealth could go on expanding almost exponentially forever.
America is as religious as it is 'capitalistically' consumerist.
The vast majority of people have to work in these places, creating wealth for the 'capitalists' , in order to survive.
If 'capitalists' extract too much profit, they destroy the ability of employees to buy.
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