Morally Meaning in English
word · lemma: moral
/ˈmɔɹəɫi/
MOR-uh-lee
/mˈɒɹəli/
MO-ruh-lee
释义
In a way that is related to what is right and wrong behavior, according to principles of morality.
用法与细微差别
Used most often in formal, academic, or serious conversations. Usually contrasts with 'legally' or 'practically'. Often appears in 'morally right/wrong', 'morally responsible', or 'morally questionable'. Not used for casual opinions.
Spanish: moralmentePortuguese (BR): moralmentePortuguese (PT): moralmenteChinese (Simplified): 道德上Chinese (Traditional): 道德上Hindi: नैतिक रूप सेArabic: أخلاقياًBengali: নৈতিকভাবেRussian: моральноJapanese: 道徳的にVietnamese: về mặt đạo đứcKorean: 도덕적으로Turkish: ahlaken - etik olarakUrdu: اخلاقی طور پرIndonesian: secara moral
例句
She believes it is morally wrong to lie.
basic
They want to do the morally right thing.
basic
He was found guilty, but some say he acted morally.
natural
Morally, we can't just ignore their suffering.
natural
Is it morally acceptable to take money without asking?
basic
Just because it's legal doesn't mean it's morally right.
natural