Moralizing Meaning in English
word · lemma: moralize
ˈmɔɹəˌɫaɪzɪŋ
MAWR-uh-lye-zing
ˈmɒrəˌlaɪzɪŋ
MORR-uh-lye-zing
释义
Speaking or behaving in a way that tries to teach others about right and wrong, often in a judgmental or preachy manner.
用法与细微差别
'Moralizing' usually has a negative connotation, suggesting unwanted advice or judgment. Common with verbs like 'stop,' 'avoid,' or 'accused of.' Often used to criticize someone who acts holier-than-thou. Different from simply discussing morals.
Spanish: moralizar - sermonearPortuguese (BR): moralizar - fazer sermãoPortuguese (PT): moralizar - fazer sermãoChinese (Simplified): 说教 - 道德说教Chinese (Traditional): 說教 - 道德說教Hindi: उपदेश देना - नैतिक शिक्षा देनाArabic: التأنيب الأخلاقي - الوعظBengali: নৈতিক জ্ঞান দেওয়া - নীতিকথা বলাRussian: нравоучения - морализированиеJapanese: 説教じみた話 - 道徳的なお説教Vietnamese: giáo huấn đạo đức - lên lớp đạo đứcKorean: 도덕적으로 훈계하기 - 도덕적 설교Turkish: ahlak dersi vermek - ahlakçılıkUrdu: اخلاقی نصیحت کرنا - اخلاق سکھاناIndonesian: menggurui secara moral - menguliahi soal moral
例句
His moralizing made everyone uncomfortable.
basic
She avoids moralizing when talking to her friends.
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People get tired of constant moralizing.
basic
I'm not interested in your moralizing—just tell me what happened.
natural
There's a fine line between sharing advice and moralizing.
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I wish he'd stop moralizing every time we disagree.
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