英语词汇“dispassionate”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

dispassionate

(dɪspæʃənət )

adjective

Someone who is dispassionate is calm and reasonable, and not affected by emotions.

We, as prosecutors, try to be dispassionate about the cases we bring.

He spoke in the flat, dispassionate tone of a lecturer.

Synonyms: objective, fair, neutral, detached

dispassionately adverb [ADVERB with verb]

He sets out the facts coolly and dispassionately.

Collocations:

dispassionate analysis

Far better to leave religion to fill your soul and dispassionate analysis to fill your pocket.

Times, Sunday Times

It gives a dispassionate analysis of how much chief executives return through dividends, stock buybacks and share price appreciation compared with their rewards.

Times, Sunday Times

This member contributes a measured and dispassionate analysis and, through objectivity, stops the team committing itself to a misguided task.

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dispassionate observer

Within this maelstrom did he contrive the countenance of a dispassionate observer.

Times, Sunday Times

We want only what any dispassionate observer would expect of a newly independent nation.

The Sun

He wants to use another advantage which a book gives: he can abandon 'the artificial conceit of the dispassionate observer'.

The Times Literary Supplement

Such a bipolar existence provides him with the distance to be a dispassionate observer of both lifestyles.

The Times Literary Supplement

For this particular one, however, being a dispassionate observer was not an option.

Times, Sunday Times

dispassionate view

Their sagas are teeming with satire and whimsy, and that dispassionate view of human folly and vanity that only a magical race can offer.

The Times Literary Supplement

But they said the board had to take a 'dispassionate view' of the matter.

The Sun

For a more objective and dispassionate view, seek the advice of a personal stylist or shopping consultant.

Times, Sunday Times

Most of us imagine that our politics arise from a dispassionate view of the political landscape combined with our unimpeachable values.

Times, Sunday Times

单词	dispassionate
释义	dispassionate (dɪspæʃənət ) adjective Someone who is dispassionate is calm and reasonable, and not affected by emotions. We, as prosecutors, try to be dispassionate about the cases we bring. He spoke in the flat, dispassionate tone of a lecturer. Synonyms: objective, fair, neutral, detached dispassionately adverb [ADVERB with verb] He sets out the facts coolly and dispassionately. Collocations: dispassionate analysis Far better to leave religion to fill your soul and dispassionate analysis to fill your pocket. Times, Sunday Times It gives a dispassionate analysis of how much chief executives return through dividends, stock buybacks and share price appreciation compared with their rewards. Times, Sunday Times This member contributes a measured and dispassionate analysis and, through objectivity, stops the team committing itself to a misguided task. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 dispassionate observer Within this maelstrom did he contrive the countenance of a dispassionate observer. Times, Sunday Times We want only what any dispassionate observer would expect of a newly independent nation. The Sun He wants to use another advantage which a book gives: he can abandon 'the artificial conceit of the dispassionate observer'. The Times Literary Supplement Such a bipolar existence provides him with the distance to be a dispassionate observer of both lifestyles. The Times Literary Supplement For this particular one, however, being a dispassionate observer was not an option. Times, Sunday Times dispassionate view Their sagas are teeming with satire and whimsy, and that dispassionate view of human folly and vanity that only a magical race can offer. The Times Literary Supplement But they said the board had to take a 'dispassionate view' of the matter. The Sun For a more objective and dispassionate view, seek the advice of a personal stylist or shopping consultant. Times, Sunday Times Most of us imagine that our politics arise from a dispassionate view of the political landscape combined with our unimpeachable values. Times, Sunday Times
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