| 单词 | integrity |
| 释义 | in·teg·ri·ty 1. a. < personality function depends greatly upon the integrity of brain function — Diagnostic & Statistical Manual > < maintenance of the ship's watertight integrity — Manual of Seamanship > < designed to assure structural integrity of the aircraft — Index to Current Tech. Publications > < the integrity of the national currency is not dependent on its convertibility — Current Biography > b. < an example of great physical vigor, business integrity, and thrift — Current Biography > < a writer of integrity has a duty toward his opinions — C.L.Carmer > < a serious reflection on the intellectual integrity of the accusers — C.R.Davenport > < his integrity told him that this would be at variance with the dramatic truth of his opera — Robert Lawrence > < the integrity, the clean drive, and the unforced power that distinguishes the good primitive novel — Frederic Morton > 2. < the emphasis is always on the integrity and the uniqueness of the finished poem — David Daiches > < has a feeling for the integrity of each separate person — Malcolm Cowley > < seen in its integrity … it is a crumbling tower of waste — Charles Dickens > < guarantee the integrity of the British Empire forever — Upton Sinclair > < aesthetic experience is experience in its integrity — John Dewey > |
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