cosmopolitism
英 [kɒzmɒ'pɒlɪtɪzəm] 美 [kɒzmɒ'pɒlɪtɪzəm]

n.

世界主义，大同思想；

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. The kingcraft advocated by Sun Yat-sen tried to combine it with Lenin's ideas of cosmopolitism culture.
   孙中山提倡的王道试图将其融入到列宁主张的世界主义文化中去。
2. A new teaching of world history, on the contrary, can be considered as an instrument for intercultural education and for enforcing cosmopolitism.
   与此相反，新的世界历史教学可以被视为一种开展不同文化间教育和加强世界主义的手段。

权威例句

Changing Landscapes and the Cosmopolitism of the Eastern Colorado Avifauna
Growing diversity of trypanosomatid parasites of flies (Diptera: Brachycera): frequent cosmopolitism and moderate host specificity.
Cosmopolitism in sponges: the "complex"Guitarra fimbriata with description of a new species of Guitarra from the Northeast Atlantic
Keyserling's american meditations: a cosmopolitism on the uncertainties of time
Predictors of nationalism and cosmopolitism: A contribution of some sociodemographic, sociopolitical and cultural variables in the s...
Between Embodied Cosmopolitism and Sexual Humanitarianism: the Fractal Mobilities and Subjectivities of Migrants Working in the Sex ...
Por el reconocimiento universal de la libertad de identificación colectiva como un continuum entre ciudadanía y cosmopolitismo
The Mother Tongue of the Polyglot: Cosmopolitism and Nationalism among the Sepharadim of Istanbul
Picturing Cosmopolitism : Identity and quality of life among older Italo-Australians
Value Shifts in European Societies. Clashes between cosmopolitism and communitarism