moralise是什么意思_moralise的用法_翻译_短语搭配_权威例句
2024-09-28 21:19:02 学考宝 作者：佚名
基本释义：
moralise
英 [ˈmɒrəlaɪz]
美 [ˈmɑːrəlaɪz]
- v. 进行道德说教；从道德角度解释；提高……的品德（等于 moralize）
第三人称单数 moralises 现在分词 moralising 过去式 moralised 过去分词 moralised
词典扩展 权威例句 实用例句
柯林斯词典
moralise /ˈmɒrəˌlaɪz/
同根词
词根：moral
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adj.
moral 道德的；精神上的；品性端正的
moralistic 说教的；道学的；道德家的；注意道德的
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adv.
morally 道德上；有道德地；确实地
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n.
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vi.
moralize 说教；讲道德
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vt.
moralize 教化，从道德上解释；从…引出道德教训
同近义词
权威例句
1. "Don't you moralise," said Hurstwood to Carrie gently," until you see what becomes of the money."
“你先不要和我们说道德吧，”赫斯渥温和地对嘉莉说，“等看谁赢了钱再说。”《provided by jukuu》
2. They are much inclined to moralise.
他们都很喜欢劝善戒恶。
3. Americans hate politics, they argue, because the political classes are too quick to moralise about people's private lives.
美国人讨厌政治，因为他们认为，搞政治的人总急于对人们的私生活说三道四。
4. On the other hand, if you're a poor US citizen, or you live in Brazil, you're much more likely to moralise and think the dog-chompers should be stopped in their tracks.
从另一个方面来说，如果你是一个美国穷鬼，或者你生活在巴西，你更容易认为食用宠物狗是不人道的。
实用例句
1. Whilst in particular the regime's treatment of women appears disgraceful, I also feel so ignorant that I am reluctant to moralise or interfere in a culture of which I and so many in the West are completely ignorant.
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