1.【史】十字军;(宗教性的)圣战;讨伐;改革运动;肃清运动,扑灭运动
1.发动十字军,加入十字军;讨伐,从事改革[肃清]运动
1.an effort over a long time to achieve something that you strongly believe is morally right
1.to work hard for a long time to achieve something that you strongly believe is morally right
1.Thus Nicolas Sarkozy a few years ago, when crafting the image of a crusading politician ready to take aim at France's elite.
几年前的尼古拉.萨科奇如是说：当时的他正在打造一个坚定不移对抗法国精英主义的政客形象。
2."What Elizabeth Taylor lacked in talent, she made up in her crusading for AIDS research well before anyone was really doing it, " Lash said.
“什么伊丽莎白泰勒在人才缺乏，她在她的十字军注册艾滋病研究之前有人真的这样做了，”拉什说。
3.b. Many of the Normans stayed behind as the Franks went on -- prefiguring what was to happen time and again within the crusading movement.
许多诺曼人停留下来，而法兰克人却继续前进——这也预示着将会在十字军运动中会反复发生什么。
4.IT IS always faintly worrying when a trade association calls allegedly crusading legislation a "pragmatic solution" .
当一个行业协会把一项立法改革贸然称为“务实的解决办法”时，情况通常令人担忧的无语。
5.Paranoid conspiracy- monger? ? Lone hero crusading? for the truth against a corrupt Establishment?
有偏执狂的阴谋论者？独行侠式的英雄，为真理出征，挑战腐败的体制？
6.America also has a crusading doctrine, a rhetorical commitment to extending its values around the globe.
美国也有肃清（异己）的教条，口头许诺向全球扩张它的价值观。
7.The vast majority of crusading knights and foot soldiers, as well as civilians who followed them, were filled with genuine religious zeal.
绝大多数十字军骑兵、步兵以及跟随他们的普通民众，内心充满着真正的宗教热情。
8.With surprising speed, journalists and editors learned to work with the vigor and crusading dedication of their colleagues in the West.
记者与编辑以惊人的速度学会与精力充沛，勇于献身的西方同行一起工作。
9.The crusading movement was a western phenomenon and it should be seen in that context, although it was set off by events in the East.
十字军运动是一个西方现象，因而应当被置于西方的背景下加以观察，尽管它的起始是由于在东方发生的事件引起的。
10.Besides crusading for a law, Wiley played other indispensable roles.
除了做为法律的改革者，威利还有其它不可缺少的角色。