1.孤立主义;
1.The derivative of isolation
2.a country’s policy of not having political or economic relationships with other countries
1.With such a state of national unity the problem of disloyalty or isolationism scarcely existed.
有了这样全国团结的局面，不忠贞和孤立主义问题就几乎不存在了。
2."Isolationism" has long been a powerful current of public opinion -- indeed it dominated foreign policy until World War II.
长期以来，“孤立主义”一直是很有影响力的社会舆论———实际上，直到第二次世界大战之前，它在美国对外政策中一直占据统治地位。
3.He warned that it would be a misinterpretation if anyone saw the US withdrawal as a move towards isolationism.
他提醒说把美军的撤出看作是孤立主义是一种误解。
4.Japanese isolationism was the main factor here, an isolationism prompted by the fear of foreign influence destabilizing the regime.
日本的孤立主义是最主要的原因，孤立主义引发了对外国势力动摇根基的担忧。
5.Isolationism is trying to police the world but creating more resentment than gratitude.
孤立主义意味着企图做世界警察却制造了更多的怨恨而非感激；
6.Still worse would be a retreat from the war in Iraq into isolationism and from openness into protectionism.
更糟糕的是，从伊拉克战争抽身而退，转而采取孤立主义，并从开放转向保护主义。
7.Voices of economic isolationism do not represent the interests of the American people.
经济孤立主义的声音并不代表美国人民的利益。
8.The rise of American isolationism is not the engine of the year, only to curb its excessive expansion of the brake.
孤立主义并非当年美国崛起的引擎，只不过是遏制其过度扩张的刹车。
9.Many conservatives resurrected traditional isolationism , protecting American moral purity against contamination by the expedient .
许多保守党人使传统的孤立主义复活，维护美国伦理的纯洁不受权宜之需的感染。
10.This would instead lead America toward neo-isolationism, with a prioritized focus on immigration, homeland security and protectionism.
这样美国将走向新孤立主义，将重点放在移民、国土安全和保护主义上。