moral

• 指与是非对错原则有关的，或指人的品性中的善恶道德。

Relating to principles of right and wrong behavior, or the goodness or badness of human character.

1. Ethical principlesB1formal

   Concerned with the principles of right and wrong behavior.

   道德的

   • She made a moral decision to return the lost wallet.
   • The story teaches a moral lesson about honesty.
   • He has strong moral values that guide his actions.

   同义词conscientiousethicalgoodhonorablejustprincipledrighteousscrupulousuprightvirtuous

   反义词immoralunethical

2. Psychological supportB2formal

   Relating to the psychological or emotional support rather than physical or material.

   精神支持

   • The team needed moral support after the defeat.
   • She provided moral encouragement during his recovery.
   • His presence gave her moral strength to continue.

   同义词emotionalmentalpsychological

• 名词，指从故事或经历中得出的关于正确与错误行为的教训、原则或标准，也指道德规范或道德观念。

A noun referring to a lesson, principle, or standard of right and wrong behavior, often derived from a story or experience.

1. B2formal

   A lesson or principle that can be derived from a story, event, or experience.

   寓意

   • The moral of the story is that honesty is the best policy.
   • He learned a valuable moral from his mistake.
   • Every fable has a clear moral for children.

   同义词importlessonmeaningmessagepointpreceptsignificanceteaching

2. Ethical standardsB2formal

   A person's standards of behavior or beliefs concerning what is right and wrong.

   道德准则

   • She has strong morals and always tells the truth.
   • His actions go against the morals of our society.
   • The politician's morals were questioned after the scandal.