zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • dào liànglún liàng
    Moral or ethical strength.
  • xíng wéi zhǔn shè jiāo shàng huò dào shàng de guīju
    Social or moral proprieties.
  • dào zhǎn jiē duàn lùn
    stage theory of moral development
  • méi yòu dào biāo zhǔn huò de
    without moral standards or principles.
  • guó zhù de jūn shì jiā men zhǐ chū fáng de zhòng yào de ruò diǎn shì néng zhèn fèn rén xīnfǎn 'ér shǐ rén xīn dòng yáo
    These military experts assert that a serious weakness of the defensive is that it shakes popular morale, instead of inspiring it.
  • zǒng shì rèn wéi shì dào jiā
    He always fancied himself a moralist.
  • suǒ yòu jiào zhān biān de rén de láo dòng jǐn jǐn shì xué xiào jiào shījiā tíng jiào shījiào shòuér qiě hái yòu zhèng guān yuán ( jiù chéng gōng gǎi shàn liǎo rén mín de zhì lái shuō )、 dào jiāchuán jiào shì ( jiù yòu fāng miàn lái shuō )、 shēng ( jiù yòu zhù wéi shēng mìng nǎo gōng xiào lái shuō )、 jiào shī zhǒng hángdāng xué shù de jiào shī xué zhě xiàng men qiú jiào de láo dòngrèn rén zài zhěng shēng zhōng wéi qiú zhī huò péi yǎng huò rén huò nǎo cái néng suǒ huā fèi de quán láo dòng shǔ zhè lèi
    To this class belongs the labour of all concerned in education; not only schoolmasters, tutors, and professors, but governments, so far as they aim successfully at the improvement of the people; moralists, and clergymen, as far as productive of benefit; the labour of physicians, as far as instrumental in preserving life and physical or mental efficiency; of the teachers of bodily exercises, and of the various trades, sciences, and arts, together with the labour of the learners in acquiring them; and all labour bestowed by any persons, throughout life, in improving the knowledge or cultivating the bodily or mental faculties of themselves or others.
  • qiǎn tán lùn zhé xuéài mài nòng dào huò biǎo cóng shì yīn xún shǒu jiù de dào guāncháng shì qiǎn de zhé xué
    To set forth or express a moralistic, often superficial philosophy.
  • duì zōng jiào wèn dào wèn gǎn xīng
    I am unconcerned with questions of religion or morality.
  • yòu shí rén men huái zhèng zhì shì zhōng shì fǒu yòu dào yán。"
    One sometimes wonders if there's any morality in political affairs.
  • fēng jiàn shè huì dào
    morality of feudal society
  • yuán shǐ shè huì dào
    morality of primitive society
  • bèi huò dào yóu shì xìng dào rèn de
    sanctioned by custom or morality especially sexual morality.
  • dào de lún sàng
    A compromise of morality.
  • chuán tǒng shǐ xuéchuán tǒng dào
    traditional history; traditional morality.
  • wéi fǎn gōng gòng dào de miàn xíng wéi
    disgracefulness that offends public morality.
  • wéi bèi gōng rèn de dào yóu shì xìng dào huò de
    contrary to accepted morality (especially sexual morality) or convention.
  • shǒu jiù de dào guān xiá 'ài dào guān wéi diǎn de
    Marked by a narrow-minded morality.
  • tōng dào zhōng cún zài zhèng dāng de wéi fǎn
    Justified violations also exist in common morality.
  • shī liǎo xìn yǎngméi sàng shī dào
    he lost his faith but not his morality.
  • zài zōng jiào fèng xíng shàng zuò fēng yán de yán de dào guān niàn wéi diǎn de
    Rigorous in religious observance; marked by stern morality.
  • duì lái shuōdào jiù shì xuǎn fāng biàn de shì zuò
    Morality, for him, means do what is expedient.
  • duì lái shuōdào jiù shì xuǎn fāng biàn de shì zuò
    Morality, for him, means doing what is expedient.
  • zuìzuì xíng zhǒng yán zhòng guò cuòyóu zhǐ wéi fǎn dào zhǔn de xíng wéi
    A serious offense, especially one in violation of morality.
  • yòu shí rén men huái , zhèng zhì shàng shì fǒu yòu dào yán
    One sometimes wonders if there's any morality in politics.
  • dào guī fàn dào liáng xīn huò běn xìng zhī shàng de tào yuán
    A code of principles based on morality, conscience, or nature.
  • yòu huò biǎo xiàn chū bēi de róng gǎn huò dào gǎn de quē de
    having or showing a meanspirited lack of honor or morality.
  • zàn tóng duódì jiào huò gāo de xìng
    Inclined to teach or moralize excessively.
  • dào bài huài de dào shàng yìng shòu zhǐ dehuài de
    Morally reprehensible; bad.
  • zhè shì suàn wéi dàn zài dào shàng shì cuò de
    It isn't unlawful, but it's morally wrong.
  • dào shàng yuē shù de huò zhě de
    morally binding or necessary.
  • dào shàng yán huò zhě yán jǐn
    morally rigorous and strict.