conformist

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Japan is a conformist society, and life, it is said, is bleak for those who do not fit in.
日本的社會(huì)講究循槼蹈矩，據(jù)說對(duì)於那些與此格格不入的人而言，生活希望渺茫。
But the owners are also indulging a peculiarly Chinese sense of individuality, using cars to push the personal boundaries of a conformist society.
但哈弗車主們也在以中國(guó)所獨(dú)有的方式縱情展示個(gè)性——在一個(gè)循槼蹈矩的社會(huì)裡，利用汽車拓展個(gè)人邊界。
Most of all, the researchers would like to understand why humpback whales, of all species, resemble humans in their love for ever-changing yet conformist fashion.
研究人員尤其想弄明白，在所有物種中，爲(wèi)什麼衹有座頭鯨對(duì)於多變而古板的時(shí)尚的熱愛跟人類如此相似。

Yet, although he looks like the ultimate company man, he clearly has a non-conformist streak.
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Most of the Lunar men were from non-conformist backgrounds and so not part of an Oxbridge-educated elite.
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Someone who is conformist behaves or thinks like everyone else rather than doing things that are original.
A conformist is someone who is conformist.