利他主义 (利他主義)
lì tā zhǔ yì
Pinyin
Definition
利他主义 (利他主義)
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- altruism
Character Decomposition
Related Words (20)
- 1 theme
- 2 subject
- 1 he or him
- 2 (used for either sex when the sex is unknown or unimportant)
- 3 (used before sb's name for emphasis)
- 4 (used as a meaningless mock object)
- 5 other
- 6 another
- 1 they
- 1 unfavorable
- 2 disadvantageous
- 3 harmful
- 4 detrimental
- 1 owner
- 2 master
- 3 host
- 4 individual or party concerned
- 5 God
- 6 Lord
- 7 main
- 8 to indicate or signify
- 9 trump card (in card games)
Idioms (20)
一本万利
- 1 small capital, huge profit (idiom); to put in a little and get a lot out
不由自主
- 1 can't help; involuntarily (idiom)
仁言利博
- 1 Words of benevolence apply universally (idiom). Humanitarian expressions benefit all.
他山之石可以攻玉
- 1 lit. the other mountain's stone can polish jade (idiom); to improve oneself by accepting criticism from outside
- 2 to borrow talent from abroad to develop the nation effectively
他乡遇故知
- 1 meeting an old friend in a foreign place (idiom)
Sample Sentences
我是看的美联社的报导。据说科学家们做过这样一个实验,科学家故意将手里的衣服夹子掉在地上,他不用担心,一个刚学会走路的孩子会过去帮他捡起来,并且还给他。研究员在整个实验过程中,从来不主动要求婴儿帮助他,也不说“谢谢”之类的话。婴儿则完全展现了真正的利他主义精神,助人而不图回报。
Why do I feel like that's a bit unbelievable? I guess I'll never really be able to understand these kind of profound philosophical theories. Whether people are inherently good or evil, I think that the education and training you get are much more important. I don't think it's that effective to rely just on stuff like people's inherent nature.