moralize是什么意思_moralize的用法_词性_词根

双语例句

Many people have had the dream of moralizing the unfair world.

很多人都曾有过改造这个不公平的世界的梦想。
He's going to start moralizing again.

他又要开始说教了。
The teacher moralizes that every student should obey the rules in school.

老师训导说每个学生都应该遵守学校的规章制度。
As a dramatist, I hate to moralize.

作为一名剧作家，我很讨厌说教。
To speak tediously or sententiously; moralize.

说教冗长地或言简意赅地说；
There was nothing more to moralize about. I just had to make a decision.

没有什么更多说教的，我只需做出决定。
But beyond the goals and go beyond the meaning of life still need to moralize.

但是超越的目标和超越的生活论意义仍然需要回归于道德。
Given the context, Tompkins' straightforwardness and refusal to moralize is bracing.

特定的语境中，Tompkins对道德的直率和拒绝令人振奋。

近义词

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同根词

词根 moral

moral adj. 道德的；精神上的；品性端正的 n. 道德；寓意
moralistic adj. 说教的；道学的；道德家的；注意道德的
morally adv. 道德上；有道德地；确实地
morality n. 道德；品行，美德
moralism n. 道德主义；格言；教训
moralist n. 道德家；伦理学者
moralization n. 教化；德化；用道德解释
moralise vi. 教化；从道德上解释（等于moralize） vt. 讲道；说教（等于moralize）

释义

indulge in comment on issues of right and wrong, typically with an unfounded air of superiority

（尤指自命不凡地）谈论道德问题，说教

the self-righteous moralizing of his aunt was ringing in his ears.

他婶婶自以为是的说教回响在他的耳际。

[with obj.]interpret or explain as giving lessons on good and bad character and conduct

从道德角度理解（或解释）；从…引出道德上的教训

mythographers normally moralize Narcissus as the man who wastes himself in pursuing worldly goods.

神话作者通常从道德上把那喀索斯解释为将生命浪费在追逐世俗利益上的人。

[with obj.]reform the character and conduct of

提高…的品德；改造

he endeavoured to moralize an immoral society.

　他努力改造不道德的社会。

词源

"late Middle English （in the sense ‘explain the moral meaning of’）： from French moraliser or medieval Latin moralizare, from late Latin moralis （see MORAL）."