morale meaning in 中文 | English Dictionary

📖 释义

noun
士气; 精神面貌; 斗志; 道德准则

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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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.

zh: 'Moral'与道德或是非原则有关；'morale'指个人或群体的信心、热情和士气。

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

zh: 记住'morale'（信心/士气）以'-ale'结尾，而'moral'（伦理的）则不是。最后的'e'区分了这两个词。

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

在连胜三场比赛后，团队的士气高涨。
Management organized a company picnic to boost employee morale.

管理层组织了一次公司野餐，以提高员工的士气。
The soldiers' morale began to crumble after months of fighting without reinforcements.

在数月没有增援的战斗后，士兵们的士气开始崩溃。
The morale of the story is that honesty is always the best policy.

这个故事的主旨是诚实总是上策。