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词典释义:
casuistry
英 [ˈkazjʊɪstri]
美 [ˈkæʒuəstri]
双语例句
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Boundless compassion for all living beings is the surest and most certain guarantee of pure moral conduct, and needs no casuistry.
对所有生灵无尽的同情,是一个人的行为纯粹合乎道德的最可靠、最被期许的证明,并且不需要辩解。
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This is unconvincing casuistry to those who see the purpose as simply lowering yields for countries that have lost the confidence of investors.
对那些认为欧洲央行的目的仅仅是压低那些失去投资者信心国家收益率的人来说,这是无法让人信服的诡辩。
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On a "bottom up" alternative drawn from Medieval casuistry, it is richly described paradigm cases, not principles, that have the central role in moral reasoning.
一项来自于中世纪决疑法,自下而上的研究方案指出,道德推理的核心是那些详尽描述的范例,而非原则。
近义词
同根词
词根 casuist
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casuistic
adj. 诡辩的;决疑的
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casuist
n. 诡辩家;决疑者
释义
n.
the use of clever but unsound reasoning, especially in relation to moral questions; sophistry
诡辩。
the resolving of moral problems by the application of theoretical rules to particular instances
决疑论(将理论规则运用于实例以解决道德问题)。
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