laissez-faire
laissez-faire 英 [ˌleseɪ ˈfeə(r)] 美 [ˈfer]
n. 放任政策；不干涉主义 adj. 自由放任的；放任主义的
名词复数:laissez-faires
- Laissez-faire means "leave it alone." Usually it describes the economic policy of a government that stresses non-interference in business.
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- n. 放任政策；不干涉主义
- adj. 自由放任的；放任主义的
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1. He has declared that “laissez-faire capitalism is over” and railed against the “dictatorship of the market”.
他公开鼓吹“应该结束自由放任的资本主义”，并指责所谓“市场专制”行径。
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2. This is a laissez-faire government that believes government should sit back and watch as the "big society" takes care of itself.
这是一个对社会放任不管的政府，它相信坐在后台就能看着这个社会自愈自己的各种问题。
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3. Naturally, Murphy devotes considerable attention to the interventionist program of Herbert Hoover, the president whom most Americans, if they have heard of him at all, associate with laissez-faire.
很自然地，墨菲花费了很多精力在赫伯特·胡佛的干预主义上；只要人们听说过胡佛，他们就很容易联想到自由放任。
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