xenophobe

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There was no hiding it -- I was a clueless literary xenophobe.
沒(méi)有隱藏，我是一個(gè)無(wú)能的文學(xué)排外。
Mr Bhalla is no xenophobe—he spontaneously professes a weakness for Marks & Spencer underwear—but says the reform is too controversial to be enacted.
Bhalla先生不仇眡外國(guó)人-在內(nèi)衣和針織衣商標(biāo)等他坦然承認(rèn)其弱勢(shì)-但他說(shuō)改革僅是爭(zhēng)議而已，卻沒(méi)有採(cǎi)取行動(dòng)。

Hagen, is sometimes compared to Jean-Marie Le Pen, France's leading right-wing xenophobe, though the Norwegian is much milder.
ECONOMIST: Norway
Or, more probably, every time a certain breed of bigot and xenophobe gets a good, sharp, intellectually obstreperous and historically intractable burr up its collective hindquarters.
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The state of public opinion in France, where 18% of the votes were recently cast for a xenophobe for president, suggests that the French might give a resounding no.
ECONOMIST: Charlemagne

a person who strongly dislikes or fears foreigners, their customs, their religions, etc.