moral sense

英 [ˈmɒrəl sens]

美 [ˈmɔːrəl sens]

道德感

英英释义

noun

• motivation deriving logically from ethical or moral principles that govern a person's thoughts and actions
  Synonym:consciencescruplessense of right and wrong

双语例句

• After his death the studio keeps its moral sense and moves ahead towards a more professional and social way under the leadership of Andrew Freear.
  在他去世之后，工作室在安德鲁·弗里厄的接管下保持了原初的精神，并朝更为专业化、社会化的方向发展。
• Her moral sense let her made a decision.
  她的道德感让她做了一个决定。
• He is defective in moral sense.
  他不能分辨邪正。
• Since empathy, the ability to put oneself in the shoes of another, is the foundation of the moral sense, the aesthetic moment is also an ethical moment.
  既然共鸣，即设身处地为他人着想的能力，是道德观的基础，那么美的瞬间也是道德交流的瞬间。
• To offend the taste or moral sense of; repel.
  排斥，嫌弃不和某种口味，或违反道德观念；
• The fundamental matter lies in that economic man's altruism is not one in moral sense.
  其根本的问题在于经济人的利他并不是道德意义上的利他。
• This passage may be interpreted as a recognition of an innate moral sense in man.
  这段话可以被解释为对人类固有的道德意识的认识。
• I believe there is a moral sense and a global ethic that commands attention from people of every religion and every faith, and people of no faith.
  我坚信有一种世界共通的道德伦理观，值得引起人类的高度重视，不管是何种宗教，不管是有无信仰。
• Divorced from a dependence on religion, a liberal education puts a moral sense in the place of an awareness of sin, and a quest for refinement in the place of a struggle for virtue.
  从依赖宗教中分离开来，博雅教育把是非感放在知道罪孽的位置上，把追求文雅放在为道德而努力的位置上。
• The moral sense of the books becomes confused in the film.
  书中的道德观念在这部电影中显得令人困惑。