道德英文，树立正确的就业观和道德意思用英语怎么说

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1，树立正确的就业观和道德意思用英语怎么说
2，moral是什么意思英语
3，道德绑架用英语怎么说
4，道德用英语怎么说
5，道德用英语怎么说
6，moral表示n道德品行可数还是不可数望英语高手回答
7，bilingualism 英文定义

1，树立正确的就业观和道德意思用英语怎么说

树立正确的就业观：establish a correct concept of employment 道德意识：moral consciousness

树立正确的就业观和道德意思用英语怎么说

2，moral是什么意思英语

moral，在英文中作形容词、名词；作形容词时意为“道德的；精神上的；品性端正的”，作名词时意为“道德；寓意；Moral亦可以是人名：(德、法、西、葡、土)莫拉尔”。morality，名词，道德。相关表达：Moral need 道德需要 ; 道德需求、Moral obligation 道德责任 ; 道德义务、Moral hazard [社科] 道德风险 ; 道德危险 ; 道德危机、Moral suasion 道义劝告 ; 道义劝说等。being good or devil？

moral是什么意思英语

3，道德绑架用英语怎么说

道德绑架这个词语用英语表达翻译为 : morally hijacked

moral adj. 道德(上)的, 精神的 n. 道德

道德绑架英文翻译Moral abduction

道德绑架用英语怎么说

4，道德用英语怎么说

morality

moral morality virtue ethics mqorality

morality

moral

morality

moral morality virtue

5，道德用英语怎么说

moral,morality,是道德,virtue是美德

moral 有道德的 a.morality 道德n.

用英语：Morals用日语：モラル用德语：Moral用希腊语：?θη用韩语：??

virtue

moral adj. 道德(上)的, 精神的 n. 道德

6，moral表示n道德品行可数还是不可数望英语高手回答

NHK : Moral 作为 Noun 的时候...是 countable noun...可数的名词...当它写作 plural...众数的时候...morals 是解作 principles of behaviour in accordance with standards of right and wrong...morally good...conforming to moral rules...即是根据对与错的标准...作为行为上的准则...不止1个的准则...意译的话...就是中文的道德规范...或是道德上的各个教训~...站在英语的立场...道德规范...德行...或是道德上的教训...是可以超过1个标准滴~...举个例子...Some people have no business morals. (= 有些人是毫无商业道德的)...外国人看的商业道德...包括...诚信...probity...rectitude...righteousness...virtuousness...等多个标准.........

[U],不可数

可数

7，bilingualism英文定义

the ability to speak two languages colloquially

新牛津英汉双解大词典 puritan noun (puritan)a member of a group of english protestants of the late 16th and 17th centuries who regarded the reformation of the church under elizabeth i as incomplete and sought to simplify and regulate forms of worship 清教徒（英国16世纪末和17世纪的基督教新教徒中的一派，认为伊丽莎白领导的宗教改革不彻底，寻求简化并规范化拜神形式） ■a person with censorious moral beliefs, especially about pleasure and sex （尤指在快乐和性方面）严格遵循道德信仰的人 the puritans were protestants who, dissatisfied with the elements of catholicism retained by the elizabethan religious settlement, sought a further purification of the church from supposedly unscriptural forms. at first they tried to rid the church of ornaments, vestments, organs, etc.; from 1570 the more extreme attacked the institution of episcopacy itself, wishing to substitute government by church elders (presbyterianism). oppressed under james i and charles i, in particular by archbishop laud, many (such as the pilgrim fathers) emigrated to the netherlands and america. the civil war of the 1640s led to the temporary pre-eminence of puritanism. soon, however, the movement fragmented into sects, and the term puritan began to be less used; after the restoration such people tended to be called dissenters or nonconformists