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virtue

/ˈvɜː.tʃuː/

Перевод: Существительное, обозначающее качество, считающееся морально хорошим или желательным в человеке, такое как честность, доброта или смелость.

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noun

/ˈvɜː.tʃuː/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее качество, считающееся морально хорошим или желательным в человеке, такое как честность, доброта или смелость.

A noun referring to a quality considered morally good or desirable in a person, such as honesty, kindness, or courage.

  1. Moral excellenceB2formal

    Behavior showing high moral standards; goodness.

    ruДобродетель

    • Honesty is considered a great virtue in many cultures.
    • She is a woman of great virtue and integrity.
    • Patience is a virtue that takes time to develop.

    Синонимыgoodnesshonorintegritymoralityprobitypurityrectituderighteousnessuprightness

    Антонимыcorruptiondepravityevilimmoralitysinvicewickedness

  2. Advantage or benefitB2formal

    A good or useful quality of something.

    ruПреимущество

    • The virtue of this method is its simplicity.
    • One of the virtues of living in a small town is the sense of community.
    • The plan has the virtue of being cost-effective.

    Синонимыadvantageassetbenefitmeritplusstrength

  3. Chastity (archaic)C1formalbritish

    Purity or sexual purity, especially of a woman.

    ruЦеломудрие

    • In medieval times, a woman's virtue was highly prized.
    • The novel explores themes of virtue and temptation.
    • She was praised for her virtue and modesty.

    Синонимыchastityhonormaidenhoodpurityvirginity

    Антонимыimpuritylewdnesslicentiousnesswantonness

Формы
  • virtues plural form
  • virtues' possessive plural form
  • virtue's possessive singular form
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