amelioration [ə,miljə'reʃən]  

amelioration

amelioration  [ə,miljə'reʃən]

n. 改进,改善 

名词复数:ameliorations 

He went on to insist that bombing must surely cause “the amelioration and bettering of conditions in war because it will bring quick and lasting results.” 他继续坚持空袭轰炸必须促使“战争状况的改善和优化,原因在于这将会带来迅速而又持久的结果。”
It is to this point that philosophy and progress tend, with all their organs simultaneously, by their amelioration of the real,as well as by their contemplation of the absolute. 这便是哲学和进步同时运用它们的全部人力物力,通过现实的改善和对绝对真理的向往,全力奔赴的目标。

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  • n. 改进,改善
  • 1. He went on to insist that bombing must surely cause “the amelioration and bettering of conditions in war because it will bring quick and lasting results.”

    他继续坚持空袭轰炸必须促使“战争状况的改善和优化,原因在于这将会带来迅速而又持久的结果。”

  • 2. It is to this point that philosophy and progress tend, with all their organs simultaneously, by their amelioration of the real,as well as by their contemplation of the absolute.

    这便是哲学和进步同时运用它们的全部人力物力,通过现实的改善和对绝对真理的向往,全力奔赴的目标。

  • 3. By dint of discussing political matters, vaguely and without precision, from the point of view of the general amelioration of the fate of all men, they came to say a little more than "yes" and "no."

    当马吕斯把关于改善全民生活的政治问题含糊而不明确地摊在桌上谈时,他们相互要比说简单的“是”“不”稍稍多说了几句。

  • amelioration (n.) 1650s, "a making or becoming better," from French amélioration, from Old French ameillorer (12c.), from a "to" (see ad-) + meillior (Modern French meìlleur) "to better, repair, improve," from Late Latin meliorare "improve," from Latin melior "better," perhaps originally "stronger," from PIE root *mel- (2) "strong, great."
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