moralize
英 [ˈmɒrəlaɪz] 美 [ˈmɔrəlaɪz]

vi.

论道德，说教；

变形

过去式：moralized过去分词：moralized现在分词：moralizing第三人称单数：moralizes

英英释义

moralize[ 'mɔrəlaiz, 'mɔ:- ]

• v.
  • interpret the moral meaning of

    "moralize a story"

    同义词：moralise

  • speak as if delivering a sermon; express moral judgements

    同义词：sermonizesermonisepreachifymoralise

  • improve the morals of

    同义词：moralise

双语例句

1. He's always moralizing about the behaviour of young people.
   他总是就年轻人的行为进行说教。

权威例句

Designing ‘moralized’ products: Theory and Practice
Nature Moralized: The Divine Analogy in the Eighteenth Century
The New Moralizers: Transforming the Conservative Legal Agenda
Moralized leadership: : The construction and consequences of ethical leader perceptions
Ain't misbehavin' consumption in a moralized brandscape
MORALIZED PSYCHOLOGY OR PSYCHOLOGIZED MORALITY? ETHICS AND PSYCHOLOGY IN RECENT THEORIZING ABOUT MORAL AND CHARACTER EDUCATION
Merely opting out of a public good is moralized: an error management approach to cooperation.
Consumption between Market and Morals: A Sociocultural Consideration of Moralized Markets
Jacopo de' Barbari's View of Venice: Map Making, City Views, and Moralized Geography before the Year 1500
Moralization as protection against exploitation: do individuals without allies moralize more?