mores
英 ['mɔːreɪz; -riːz]
美 ['mɔrez]
- n. 习惯，习俗；风俗；道德观念
- n. (Mores)人名；(捷)莫雷斯
TEM8 GRE
mores 风俗习惯，传统来自拉丁语mores,习惯，风俗，道德，来自mos的拉丁语复数形式，词源同mood,moral,morose.
- mores (n.)
- "customs," 1907, from Latin mores "customs, manners, morals" (see moral (adj.)).
- 1. The essential element in the mores and in personal morality is consistency.
- 民风民德,以及个人道德中首要的因素是其连贯性.
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- 2. The Typees are physically beautiful , relaxed in their sexual mores.
- 泰皮人身体健壮, 男女关系自由随便.
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- 3. I love the wide neck mores so than the others personally.
- 个人来讲,我更爱这款宽口奶瓶.
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- 4. He wrote of the ideas and mores of the time.
- 他写下了很多当时的社会观点和社会风俗.
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- 5. Wedded as they are to traditional mores, Mormons tend to vote Republican.
- 按照摩门教的传统习惯, 教徒们倾向于给共和党人投票.
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