Crusading Meaning in English

word · lemma: crusade

US

kɹuˈseɪdɪŋ

kroo-SAY-ding

UK

kɹuːsˈeɪdɪŋ

kroo-SAY-ding

التعريف

Actively working to support or fight for a cause, especially with strong passion, like trying to bring social or political change.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Often used for people fighting for justice or reform ('crusading journalist'). Has a positive tone but can sound intense or even obsessive. Common in formal and journalistic contexts.

• Spanish: luchar (por una causa) - hacer campaña
• Portuguese (BR): fazer campanha (por uma causa) - atuar em defesa
• Portuguese (PT): fazer campanha (por uma causa) - lutar (por uma causa)
• Chinese (Simplified): 为某事业积极奋斗 - 积极倡导
• Chinese (Traditional): 為某事業積極奮鬥 - 積極倡導
• Hindi: अभियान करना (किसी उद्देश्य के लिए)
• Arabic: العمل بحملة (من أجل قضية) - النضال من أجل قضية
• Bengali: সংগ্রামী - সক্রিয়ভাবে লড়াই করছে
• Russian: борющийся (за дело) - крестоносный (переносное значение)
• Japanese: 闘う - 社会運動に取り組む
• Vietnamese: đấu tranh - vận động mạnh mẽ
• Korean: 투쟁하는 - 열정적으로 싸우는
• Turkish: mücadeleci - sefere çıkan (mecazi anlamda)
• Urdu: سرگرمِ جدوجہد - مہم چلانے والا
• Indonesian: berjuang - memperjuangkan

جمل نموذجية

She is crusading for children's rights.

basic

The group is crusading against pollution.

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He spent years crusading for equal pay.

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Many journalists are crusading to expose corruption these days.

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They've been crusading for better healthcare for a decade.

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Linda is always crusading for some new cause—she never gives up!

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