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moral查询结果如下：

音标：['mɔːrəl]

名词复数：morals 词频：高频常用词

比较级：more moral 最高级：most moral

基本释义/说明：adj.道德的;精神上的

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①道德(上)的；道义的;

moral character

品性.

moral culture

德育.

moral obligations

道义上的责任.

the moral sense

道义感，是非之心，良心.

moral philosophy

伦理学，道德哲学.

②有道德的，品行端正的;

a moral man

有道德的(品行端正的)人.

live a moral life

生活检点.[[反] immoral]

③道德教育的；有寓意的；有教育意义的;

a moral book (story， talk)

有寓意的书籍(故事、言谈).

④能辨别是非的;

At what age do we become moral beings?

我们要到什么年龄才能辨别是非?

⑤精神上的;

moral courage

见义勇为的精神.

moral support

精神上的支持.

a moral victory

精神胜利.[[反] physical， practical]

①[C]教训，教育意义;

②[复]德行；(尤指)性道德;

a man without morals

没有道德的人.

a man of loose morals

品行不佳的人.

corrupt morals

败坏风化.

improve public morals

改进世风.

-扩展释义

扩展解释：

a.1. 道德(上)的[Z][B]2. 讲道德的,品性端正的,3. 教训的,4. 精神上的,心理上的;道义上的,n.[C]1. 道德上的教训;寓意,2. 道德;品行;风纪[P]3. 修身;伦理学[P][J]

adj.

道德的,精神上的;教训,是非的原则

-同义词和反义词

词性:adjective

例句1. moral issues’

同义词系列1

to do with right and wrong

同义词系列2

social

behavioural

同义词系列3

ethical

例句2. a very moral man’

同义词系列1

反义词系列1

immoral

bad

dishonourable

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名词变体/同根词

moralness

Quality of being moral.

moralizer

同义词： censor critic moralist philosopher

One who moralizes.

“She is more obviously, more consciously a preacher and moralizer than any of her great contemporaries.”

“If the moralizer knew just when to stop moralizing, how much longer the flavor of his philosophy would endure.”

“A moralizer might find abundant themes for his speculative and impracticable wisdom in a garret.”

moraliser

moralizer的异体字

“Pratchett’s tone is not that of a moraliser, but rather that of someone with an acute sense of observation.”

“After all, I do have my reputation as a stern-faced moraliser to uphold.”

morale

同义词： confidence heart self-esteem spirit

The capacity of people to maintain belief in an institution or a goal, or even in oneself and others.

“The visit had been a morale raiser for his crew and a profile raiser for the Navy.”

“All this was good for morale, but rivalries could have a damaging effect on operational efficiency.”

“Noye says job cuts will only punish loyal staff and do nothing to improve staff morale or customer service.”

moralfag

(offensive) A person who expresses moral disapproval or moral opinions, especially in a generally amoral setting like the /b/ board on the 4chan community.

“More people were criticizing him on AnonOps and Twitter as a namefag, moralfag, and leaderfag.”

动词变体/同根词

moralised

moralise的过去式和过去分词

“As he thus moralised on my adventures, he looked upon me with so much humour and benignity that I could scarce contain my satisfaction.”

moralized

同义词： lectured pontificated preached praught

moralize的过去式和过去分词

“And once happiness is itself moralized, the credentials of utilitarianism as an overall theory of ethics are compromised.”

“They pointed to a progressive development of the concept of holiness, noting that it was gradually moralized under the influence of the great prophets.”

“His tutelage of Congress Party workers was always fraught with difficulty because those who believed that politics could be moralized were in a minority.”

moralize

同义词： lecture pontificate preach preachify

(transitive) To apply to a moral purpose; to explain in a moral sense; to draw a moral from. || (transitive) To supply with moral lessons, teachings, or examples; to lend a moral to. || (transitive) To render moral; to correct the morals of. || (transitive) To give a moral quality to; to affect the moral quality of, either for better or worse. || (intransitive) To make moral reflections; to regard acts and events as involving a moral.

“We moralize the issue of weight and so the really virtuous person is the one who struggles to maintain a lower weight through sacrifice.”

“Instead, Comte sought to moralize one and all, a cure for humanity not for one class at the expense of another.”

“At Nuremberg, Rundstedt interpreted his military role as being to execute orders to the best of his ability, but never to moralize to his superior.”

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