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

单词	moralize
释义	mor·al·ize \ˈmȯrəˌlīz, ˈmär-\ verb (-ed/-ing/-s) Usage: see -ize Etymology: Middle English moralysen, from Middle French moraliser, probably from Medieval Latin moralizare, from Latin moralis moral + Late Latin -izare -ize *transitive verb* 1. : to explain or interpret morally : draw a moral from or furnish with a moral meaning < always posed an insoluble problem for those who would moralize the play — D.P.Harding > 2. a. : to give a moral quality or direction to : make aware of or subject to the influence of moral values < the sentiments and force of will are neutral … and may become antisocial unless they are moralized — General Education in a Free Society > < has always felt strongly the compulsion to moralize his fellowmen — Asher Moore > b. : to make more moral : improve the morals or moral conduct of < modern efforts to moralize business and to subordinate profit seeking to humane ends — Walter Lippmann > 3. archaic : to make more tolerable : bring into a better state of mind by moral speech or reflection *intransitive verb* : to make moral reflections : talk, write, or think in moral terms < the tendency to moralize upon the relations of beauty to conduct — Bliss Perry > < never descends to the sermonizing and moralizing that filled so many pages in Victorian histories — Saturday Review >
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