Ethical Meaning in English
word
/ˈɛθɪkəɫ/
ETH-i-kuhl
/ˈɛθɪkəl/
ETH-i-kuhl
释义
Related to what is morally right or wrong; following accepted rules of good behavior.
用法与细微差别
Often used in formal or academic contexts, especially in discussions about morality, business, or medical practices. Common collocations: "ethical standards", "ethical dilemma", "ethical behavior". Not the same as "moral" (broader sense), though similar.
Spanish: éticoPortuguese (BR): éticoPortuguese (PT): éticoChinese (Simplified): 道德的Chinese (Traditional): 道德的Hindi: नैतिकArabic: أخلاقيBengali: নৈতিক - নৈতিকতাসম্পন্নRussian: этический - нравственныйJapanese: 倫理的Vietnamese: đạo đứcKorean: 윤리적인Turkish: etik - ahlakiUrdu: اخلاقیIndonesian: etis
例句
She always tries to make ethical decisions at work.
basic
People often debate what is truly ethical in complicated situations.
natural
There was an ethical dilemma about using the new technology.
natural
He’s known as a very ethical lawyer who won’t bend the rules.
natural
Doctors must follow ethical rules in their profession.
basic
It is not ethical to lie to customers.
basic