pragmatic

• 形容人或做法务实，注重实际、合理、现实的解决问题，而不是拘泥于严格的理论或理想。

Describes a person or approach that is practical and focused on dealing with things sensibly and realistically, rather than following fixed theories or ideals.

1. Practical approachB2formal

   Dealing with things sensibly and realistically, focusing on practical results rather than theory.

   务实的

   • She took a pragmatic approach to solving the budget crisis.
   • His pragmatic decision saved the company from bankruptcy.
   • We need a pragmatic solution, not an idealistic one.

   同义词businesslikedown-to-earthhardheadedmatter-of-factno-nonsensepracticalrealisticsensibleunsentimentalutilitarian

   反义词idealisticimpracticalquixotictheoretical

2. Realistic and sensibleB2formal

   Characterized by a practical, matter-of-fact way of thinking or acting.

   务实的

   • He is a pragmatic leader who focuses on achievable goals.
   • The pragmatic choice was to accept the compromise.
   • Her pragmatic advice helped me make a difficult decision.

   同义词businesslikedown-to-earthhardheadedmatter-of-factpracticalrealisticsensibleutilitarian

   反义词idealisticimpracticalquixoticunrealisticvisionary

• 指由国家元首（如皇帝）颁布、并成为国家基本法律一部分的诏令或法令；也泛指务实、注重实际的（形容词）。

A noun referring to an imperial decree that becomes part of the fundamental law of the land.

1. C2formal

   An imperial decree that becomes part of the fundamental law of the land.

   国事诏书

   • The Pragmatic Sanction of 1713 ensured the succession of Maria Theresa.
   • The emperor issued a pragmatic to settle the succession dispute.
   • Historians study the pragmatic as a key legal document of the era.

   同义词decreeedictfiatmandateordinancesanction