morale meaning in 日本語 | English Dictionary

📖 定義

noun
士気; 士気；モラル; 士気; 道徳的教訓

EN: The confidence, enthusiasm, and discipline of a person or group at a particular time, especially in relation to their ability to perform a task or face a challenge.; The mental and emotional condition of an individual or group with regard to the functions or tasks they perform; the degree of optimism, motivation, and willingness to cooperate.; The level of confidence and positive feelings that people have, especially people who work together, which helps them to be successful and to work well.; A moral principle, standard, or lesson; a moral significance or practical lesson. (Archaic or rare usage, from French 'morale'.)

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boost moralehigh moralelow moralemorale boosterteam moralestaff moralemorale is high

spiritconfidenceenthusiasmmoodesprit de corps

despondencydiscouragement

moral

EN: 'Moral' relates to ethics or principles of right and wrong; 'morale' refers to the confidence, enthusiasm, and spirit of a person or group.

ja: 'Moral'は倫理や善悪の原則に関連し、'morale'は個人または集団の自信、情熱、士気を指します。

EN: Remember 'morale' (confidence/spirit) ends with '-ale', while 'moral' (ethical) does not. The final 'e' distinguishes the two words.

ja: 'morale'（自信/精神）は'-ale'で終わりますが、'moral'（倫理的な）は終わりません。最後の'e'が2つの単語を区別します。

The team's morale was high after winning three consecutive games.

3連勝した後、チームの士気は高かった。
Management organized a company picnic to boost employee morale.

経営陣は従業員の士気を高めるために会社ピクニックを企画した。
The soldiers' morale began to crumble after months of fighting without reinforcements.

増援なしで数ヶ月戦った後、兵士の士気は崩れ始めた。
The morale of the story is that honesty is always the best policy.

この話の教訓は、正直であることが常に最善の方針だということです。