heretic

heretic ^{n. 1. a person who belongs to a particular religion, but whose beliefs or actions seriously disagree with the principles of that religion 异教徒}

• Thousands of heretics were burned at the stake.
• He has been called a fascist, a heretic and shenjingbing , a lunatic. ^{他一直被称作法西斯分子 、 异端和神经病。}
• He was regarded as heretic by the common people. ^{他被大众视为异教徒。}

heretic ^{n. 2. someone whose beliefs or actions are considered wrong by most people, because they disagree with beliefs that are generally accepted 异端邪说者；离经叛道者}

• He was considered a heretic and was ridiculed for his ideas.
• In the scientific community, he was considered a heretic for challenging the established theories. ^{在科学界，他因挑战既定理论而被视为离经叛道者。}
• The political heretic was ostracized by his party for his radical views.  ^{这位政治异见者因其激进观点被他的政党排斥。}

heresy ^{n. 1. a belief that disagrees with the official principles of a particular religion 异教观念}

• He was executed for heresy.
• This became declared as a heresy. ^{这被称作异教。}
• Here again there is no question of heresy. ^{在这里再次毫无疑问的异端。}

heresy ^{n. 2. a belief, statement etc. that disagrees with what a group of people believe to be right 异端邪说}

• Radical remarks like this amount to heresy for most members of the Republican party.
• His theory was dismissed as heresy by the scientific community. ^{他的理论被科学界视为异端而遭到摒弃。}
• In those days, suggesting the Earth was round was considered heresy. ^{在那个年代，认为地球是圆的被视为异端邪说。}

 be heresy to sb. ^{对某人来说是异端邪说；是大逆不道的观点}

• The idea is heresy to most employees of the firm.
• To some traditionalists, the idea of a four-day work week is absolute heresy to them. ^{对一些传统主义者来说，每周工作四天的想法简直是异端邪说。}

And perhaps all those successful college graduates would have been successful whether they had gone to college or not.This is heresy to those of us who have been brought up to believe that if a little schooling is good, more has to be much better. ^{考研阅读真题}