traditionalism

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Theirs is a generation of consolidation and neo-traditionalism — a generation of sunscreen and bicycle helmets, more anxious about parenthood than anything else.
他們是鞏固和新傳統(tǒng)主義的一代——防曬霜和自行車(chē)頭盔的一代，他們最關(guān)心的是如何做好父母。
As Saeed Leylaz told me before he was thrown in jail along with most of Iran’s reformist brain trust, “Our feet are in traditionalism and our heads in modernism.”
正如賽義德·來(lái)拉玆在和那些伊朗的改革智囊團(tuán)一起被關(guān)進(jìn)監(jiān)獄前告訴我的那樣，“我們的腳屬於傳統(tǒng)主義，而我們的頭屬於現(xiàn)代主義?！?/li>
At the same time, Churchill expressed the most attractive values of the English ruling class---honor, loyalty, and fair play---without the stuffy traditionalism of many of his peers.
同時(shí)，丘吉爾也表現(xiàn)出英國(guó)統(tǒng)治堦級(jí)最有魅力的特質(zhì)──尊敬、忠誠(chéng)及公平競(jìng)賽，沒(méi)有他衆(zhòng)多的同輩們那種陳腐的傳統(tǒng)主義思想。
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Martijn Laman isn't one for that kind of traditionalism.
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The author is indignant not just over her sister's ultra-traditionalism, but over the fact that British society—in what appears to be a spirit of muddled multiculturalism—seems to tolerate or even encourage such backward-looking ways of living and dressing.
ECONOMIST: No time for tradition

Traditionalism is behaviour and ideas that support established customs and beliefs, rather than modern ones.