Translations for „moralise“ in the English » Chinese Dictionary

moralize, moralise [ˈmɒrəlaız] VB intr

moralize

说教 shuōjiào

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English

She became more and more restricted to simple sentimental ballads, especially those with semi-religious or moralising words, which she declaimed with perfect distinctness and intense fervour.

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They can continue to moralise for me as they are doing a good thing and making me smile.

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The stories did not attempt to moralise, but to teach lessons and make difficult concepts like death or coming of age easy for children to understand.

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It also misplaced its singular ability not to moralise to women.

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Rather than analyse or moralise about our characters' actions, we share in them.

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They, of course, support the search for "meaningful solutions", and "independent thinkers", not "moralising mumbo-jumbo".

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Cancer is not the simple equation that moralising pontificators would have us believe.

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In these austere times, it is particularly harsh for politicians to demonise and moralise about one of the few remaining pursuits that many people harmlessly enjoy.

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This necessitates mistakes and rather than moralise those mistakes or the person's effort, they are used as a platform to initiate improvement.

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Not necessarily moralising, per se, but certainly weighted with an apparently portentous moral significance.

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