单词moralistic
adj.: 是非观念坚定的；道学的；说教的
网络: 道学气的；道德主义；道德主义的
是非观念坚定的；道学的；说教的:
having or showing very fixed ideas about what is right and wrong, especially when this causes you to judge other people"s behaviour
道学的,教训的;道德主义的
adj.moralizingdidacticstrait-lacedseriousupright
"She"s a very nice person, " he said, and added with a smile: "She"s on the border of being moralistic. "
“她是个好人，”他说，微笑道：“她就快成为道德家了。”
Americans from the dominant classes were intensely moralistic, with a strong sense of civic responsibility.
处于主流社会阶层的美国人具有极强的道德意识和公民责任。
As a colony, it was a haven of smugglers and a refuge from Massachusetts"s moralistic puritans.
殖民时期，它是走私者的避风港，也为逃离马萨诸塞州清教徒严格道德标准的人提供庇护。
However, Aristotle"s humanity theory should be the unity of the rationalism, moralistic and naturalistic humanity principle.
亚里士多德的人性论应该是理性主义、德性主义思维原则和自然主义人性原则的有机统一。
Yet China"s discrimination lacks the moralistic bite that Christianity adds to antigay movements in the United States.
显然，中国的这种歧视缺乏基督教在反对美国同性恋运动中显现出的仁义。
A moralistic reading, however, is insufficient, in which informants are denigrated as maniacs turning their back on Roman ethics.
但对此我们不能仅仅作纯道德的解读，将告密者视为背叛罗马伦理体系的变态群体。
The verdict made little sense from a legal perspective, but it makes perfect sense in today"s climate of moralistic iniquity.
这项判决从法律视角来看意义不大，但在今日道德沦丧的气候下却又意义非凡。
Subtle cheating may involve sham moralistic aggression, sham guilt, sham sympathy, and pretense for awakening sympathy.
狡猾的欺骗可能包括假装的道义攻势、假内疚、假同情以及唤醒同情心的托词。
The thought has bright moralistic, modern and practical features. However, it is not a true modern thought.
尽管这种思想具有明显的时代特征，但并不是真正的近代思想。
we should not take such a highly moralistic attitude towards cheating in exams.
我们不能用一个旧的态度去对待现在在考试中作弊的人。