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moral principle

/ˈmɒrəl ˈprɪnsəpəl/

Traducción: Principio o convicción fundamental, valor o regla que guía la comprensión de una persona o grupo sobre el bien y el mal, a menudo formando la base del comportamiento ético y la toma de decisiones.

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/ˈmɒrəl ˈprɪnsəpəl/C1formal
  • esPrincipio o convicción fundamental, valor o regla que guía la comprensión de una persona o grupo sobre el bien y el mal, a menudo formando la base del comportamiento ético y la toma de decisiones.

A fundamental belief, value, or rule that guides an individual's or group's understanding of right and wrong, often forming the basis for ethical behavior and decision-making.

  1. Ethical guidelineB2formal

    A fundamental belief or rule about what is right and wrong that guides a person's behavior.

    esprincipio moral

    • Honesty is a moral principle that he values above all else.
    • She refused to lie, as it violated her moral principles.
    • The company's code of conduct is based on strong moral principles.
  2. Personal value systemB2formal

    A set of deeply held convictions that shape a person's character and decisions.

    esprincipio moral

    • His moral principles prevented him from cheating on the exam.
    • They raised their children to have strong moral principles.
    • Acting with integrity is a key moral principle in many cultures.