morale中文是什么意思

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中文翻译
造句

n.
(军队的)士气；风纪；精神；信心,信念；道义；道德。 the morale of the colony 【蜂】群势。 boost the morale of 长…的志气,给…打气。

aircrew morale 空勤人员士气
boost the morale 振奋士气
employee morale 员工士气
good morale 高昂士气
group morale 团体士气
high morale 士气
job morale 工作情绪
keup the morale 保持旺盛的士气
kill the morale 使士气低落
lack of morale 兵无斗志
lose morale 涣散士气
morale bonus 士气加值
morale boost 士气
morale damaging 士气受损的
morale study 士气研究
morale survey 士气调查
morale-damaging 士气受损的
poor morale 士气不足
stiffen the morale 增强士气
teacher morale 教师情绪
a contest of human power and morale 人力和人心的对比
boost the morale of the team members 鼓舞队员的士气
discipline; morale; law and order 纲纪国法
give a boost to the morale of the army 激励士气
moraldi 莫拉尔迪
moralanes 莫腊拉内斯

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例句与用法

Would i be willing to call on them to fortify their morale ?
我是否愿意去看看他们，给他们打打气？
The sidewinders were convinced as a morale booster .
响尾蛇导弹不过是用来充当鼓舞士气的工具罢了。
The morale of the corps had improved markedly since march 1 .
自三月一日以后，该军之士气日益旺盛。
In any long and bitter campaign, morale will suffer .
在任何一个长期而痛苦的战争中，士气总会涣散下来。
I was well aware of the bad morale and the deteriorating factories .
我很清楚，大家情绪低落，各个工厂越搞越坏。
The purpose of all the hoopla out there is to boost civilian morale .
外面那样大吹大擂的目的无非是要鼓舞一下民心。
They would like to disrupt us, damage morale and hurt us with the americans .
他们想扰乱我们的布署，挫伤我们的士气，损害我们与美国人的关系。
Their morale was low because they did not want to march in parades every sunday afternoon .
他们士气低落，因为他们不愿意每个星期日下午都列队操练。
At chrysler, bad morale and security leaks were showing up on the balance sheets .
在克莱斯勒公司，士气低落和机密的泄漏逐渐地反映到收支帐目上来了。
Incidentally, that story about the big convoy from san francisco is horse manure to bolster civilian morale .
顺便提一句，关于从旧金山开来庞大护船队的传说是安抚民心的空话。

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英文解释

the spirit of a group that makes the members want the group to succeed
同义词：esprit de corps, team spirit,
a state of individual psychological well-being based upon a sense of confidence and usefulness and purpose

百科解释

Morale (also known as esprit de corps) is the capacity of a group's members to maintain belief in an institution or goal, particularly in the face of opposition or hardship. Morale is often referenced by authority figures as a generic value judgment of the willpower, obedience, and self-discipline of a group tasked with performing duties assigned by a superior.

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其他语种释义

moraleとは意味：morale n. 士気, 気力, 意気込み, やる気. 【動詞＋】 ◆affect the morale of the soldiers 兵士の士気に影響する ◆bolster employee morale 従業員にやる気を出させる ◆The news boosted their morale enormously. その知らせで大いに彼らの士気が高まった ◆We must try to bu...