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emotionalism

英 [ɪˈməʊʃənəˌlɪzəm] 美 [ɪˈmoʊʃənlɪzəm]

n. 感情主义;诉诸感情;主情主义

柯林斯英汉双解大词典

    • emotionalism /ɪˈməʊʃənəˌlɪzəm/

    • 1

英英释义

emotionalism[i'məuʃənəlizəm]

  • n.

专业释义

  • 哲学
  • 文学
  • 艺术学
  • 心理学

网络释义

    短语
  • sub-emotionalism
    隐情感主义
  • emotionalism musical thought
    主情思潮
  • emotionalism and characterization
    体性达情

同根词

词根:emote

  • adj.
  • adv.
  • n.
  • vi.

同近义词

双语例句

  • Isn't it just more emotionalism, more wishful thinking?

    难道这种想法不更加情绪化和天真么?

  • But to Levitt and Dubner, such objections are pure emotionalism.

    不过在李维特和达博纳看来,这些反对纯粹是意气用事。

  • Emotionalism and sentimentality prevent the sensitivity of feeling.

    多愁善感和感情用事妨碍了感觉的敏锐。

权威例句

  • Over the course of "Tracks, " you can hear Springsteen wrestling with his tendency towards overt emotionalism.

    CNN: Review: 'Tracks' follow Springsteen at the top

  • The emotionalism of the campaign is clear even in quieter settings.

    CNN: For better or worse

  • Politics creeps in via lunchtime debates, and easygoing relations among ethnically diverse colleagues are balanced by depictions of immigrant criminals, but, above all, the filmmakers reveal deeper and more enduring conflicts: the struggle of technocrats to instill rational policies in a society that values and fosters intense and uninhibited emotionalism above all.

    NEWYORKER: Polisse