英语词汇“social darwinism”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典-新都网

单词	social darwinism
释义	social Darwinism in British English noun the theory, propounded chiefly in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, that races, societies, and classes are contingent on and a result of Darwinian laws of natural selection; used to justify imperialism and laissez-faire economics social Darwinism in American English 1. the application, chiefly in the late 19th cent., of Darwinism to the understanding of human society 2. the theory that individuals, ethnic groups, etc. achieve success or dominance because of inherent genetic superiority and a resultant competitive advantage Derived forms social Darwinist
随便看	put someone in mind of something or someone put someone in their place put-someone-in-their-place put someone in the picture put-someone-in-the-picture put someone in the shade put someone off put someone off their stride put someone off their stroke put someone on put someone on a pedestal put someone on the spot put someone or something on the map put someone out put-someone-out-of-their-misery put someone out to grass put someone's back up put someone's nose out of joint put-someones-nose-out-of-joint put someone/something in the shade put someone through hell put-someone-through-hell put someone through his or her paces put someone through their paces put someone through the wringer

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social Darwinism in British English