名词
1. Your idealism made you believe in the existence of supernatural beings.
你的唯心论使你相信超自然生命的存在。
2. His idealism was injured by the remark.
他的理想主义被那个评论所伤害。
3. Idealism is opposite to / from materialism.
唯心论和唯物论是对立的。
4. My wife is writing a paper about subjective idealism.
我妻子正在写一篇关于主观唯心主义的文章。
1. 理想主义
Idealism is the beliefs and behaviour of someone who has ideals and who tries to base their behaviour on these ideals.
e.g. She never lost her respect for the idealism of the 1960s...
她对 20 世纪 60 年代的理想主义一直心怀崇敬。
e.g. This experience has tempered their idealism.
这次经历锻炼了他们的理想主义。
1. " We need to combine idealism with realism to balance growth and the environment, " he said.
2. Twenty years after rock and roll entered China, the art form known for rebellion and idealism has reached its crossroad.
3. He deeply impressed his colleagues with his professionalism, dedication and pursuit of idealism.
4. Her early writings are mainly about the idealism and optimism of youth - works she has come to regret and consider superficial.
5. It brings to the stage the struggle they had to balance youthful idealism and reality, and the conflicts between head and heart.
6. It grew out of an idealism that saw its founder nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize 13 times before his death in 1917.
7. idealism
7. Kucinich brought the same sense of idealism to his second run for president as he did in his first bid.
8. Too much idealism or romanticism may not always lead to a happy ending.
9. Well, it serves well as an antidote of eerie idealism at least.
noun
1. elevated ideals or conduct
the quality of believing that ideals should be pursued
Synonym: high-mindedness noble-mindedness
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2. impracticality by virtue of thinking of things in their ideal form rather than as they really are
3. (philosophy) the philosophical theory that ideas are the only reality