probity
英 [ˈprəʊbəti] 美 [ˈproʊbəti]

n.

正直，诚实；

英英释义

probity[ 'prəubiti ]

• n.complete and confirmed integrity; having strong moral principles

  "in a world where financial probity may not be widespread"; "he enjoys an exaggerated reputation for probity"

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. Jobbery crime is an extreme form of social corruption which has destoried the political probity and social justice.
   职务犯罪是社会腐败的一种极端形式，它腐蚀政治清明，破坏经济发展，损害社会正义。
2. But there is scant risk of too much fiscal probity in Washington.
   但在华盛顿再多财政廉洁也没有大风险。
3. The administrator gained much public praise because of his efficiency and probity.
   这位行政官因其高效和廉洁而受到了人民的称赞。
4. Probity will command respect everywhere.
   为人正直无论在哪里都会受人尊敬。
5. A judge must be a person of unquestioned probity.
   法官必须是个无可争议的正直的人。

权威例句

Privacy, probity and public interest.
Protocols, probity, and publication.
On the Truth and Probity of Metaphor
NGOs, Politics, Projects and Probity: A Policy Implementation Perspective
French cancer charity introduces new rules to restore probity
Probity: a protein identification algorithm with accurate assignment of the statistical significance of the results.
Professionalization and Probity in a Patrimonial State: Labor Inspectors in the Dominican Republic
Culture, compassion and clinical neglect: probity in the NHS after Mid Staffordshire.
“Biggest Scandal in Canadian History": HRDC Audit Starts Probity War
Social Capital Theory and Administrative Reform: Maintaining Ethical Probity in Public Service