ethicist中文什么意思

n.
伦理学家 (＝ethician)。

例句与用法

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1. As it happens , real - life “ robo - ethicists ” are now grappling with the same question ( see article )
   巧的是，现实生活中的“机器伦理学家”对这个问题穷追不舍（见下文） 。
2. " the reasons for opposing this are not easy to argue , " says john fletcher , former ethicist for the nih
   对于这种想法我们很难驳斥。国家健康研究所前任论理学家约翰?弗莱西特说： “我们很难提供反对这一行为的理由。 ”
3. A longterm identification link between a donor and his or her unit of cord blood would be necessary , a prospect that has aroused privacy concerns among medical ethicists
   在脐带血与捐赠者之间，长期的身分辨识方式是有必要的；但这样也会引起医学伦理学者对隐私权的关切。
4. And correcting infertility might open the way to more ambitious efforts to cure genetic diseases and perhaps - - or so some ethicists fear - - create genetically engineered surperhumans
   矫治不育可能会更多治愈基因疾病的伟大尝试开辟道路，有些伦理学家甚至害怕会培育出遗传工程超人。
5. The most important dialogue partners for business ethicists are the sciences of economics , finance , and sociology , although researchers must critically evaluate these sciences ' results with ethical standards
   经济伦理学家最重要的对话伙伴应该来自经济、金融和社会学科，尽管对于它们的结果也要加以严格地评判。

英文释义

名词

1. a philosopher who specializes in ethics
   同义词：ethician

百科释义

An ethicist is one whose judgment on ethics and ethical codes has come to be trusted by a specific community, and (importantly) is expressed in some way that makes it possible for others to mimic or approximate that judgement. Following the advice of ethicists is one means of acquiring knowledge (see argument from authority).