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单词 morale
释义
morale
noun[U]
uk
/məˈrɑːl/us
/məˈrɑːl/
C2
theamountofconfidencefeltby apersonorgroupofpeople,especiallywhen in adangerousordifficultsituation:
（尤指险境或困境下的）士气，精神面貌
Acoupleofvictorieswouldimprovethe team's moraleenormously.几次胜利会极大提高队伍的士气。
There have been a lot ofjoblossesrecentlyso morale isfairlylow.近来裁员很多，所以士气很低。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Confidence & self-assurance
  • amour propre
  • aplomb
  • assertive
  • assertively
  • assertiveness
  • dignity
  • dogmatic
  • dogmatically
  • dogmatism
  • dogmatist
  • rakish
  • rakishly
  • rakishness
  • safe
  • safety blanket
  • surely
  • swag
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(Definition ofmoralefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

morale| American Dictionary

morale
noun[U]
us
/məˈræl/
theamountofconfidencefeltby apersonorgroupofpeople,esp. when in adangerousordifficultsituation:
Low morale in thepolicedepartmentwas acontinuingproblem.
(Definition ofmoralefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

morale| Business English

morale
noun[U]
WORKPLACE
uk
/məˈrɑːl/us
/məˈræl/
thelevelofsatisfactionfeltby apersonorgroupofpeoplewhoworktogether:
High moralehelpsteamworkand information-sharing.
good/bad for moraleHe said thatcompulsorybreakswould be good for the workforce's morale.
Businessesacrossthecountrydidtheirbesttoboostmorale.
(Definition ofmoralefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofmorale

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Problems in recruitment and retention are exacerbated by reports of lowmoralethroughout the profession.
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Designed to enhance stability and wartime production, the new laws only lowered workers'moraleand decreased output.
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Impact of sibling relationships on social support andmoralein the elderly.
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Throughout its existence it distributed illegal publications so as to keep the population abreast of developments and sustainmorale.
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Clearly, air attacks on city centres which provided essential amenities to nearby working-class communities severely damaged civilianmoralein these areas.
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This involves thinking about occupancy fees, staffmorale, and the contentment of residents, as well as her own well-being and ability to cope.
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Themoraleof the rural population is heavily undermined by this.
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When support is no longer available and the illness persists, a decline inmoraleand satisfaction may follow.
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Interestingly, staffmoraleplummeted when the to explain.
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Quality of life was assessed using methods which included all residents regardless of their frailty, and staffmoralewas also assessed.
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The change spurred fresh debates over crooning andmorale.
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He divides the war into four periods, each with its own different challenges tomorale.
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I recall several headteachers who were left in no doubt about the issues but with theirmoraleintact to face the challenge.
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There were reports from care staff of residents who they felt had improved in mood andmoralebecause of the intervention.
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On the other, recent closures of university music departments have done little formoraleand the status of the discipline across the higher education community.
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Collocationswithmorale

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These are words often used in combination withmorale.

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civilian morale
Clearly, air attacks on city centres which provided essential amenities to nearby working-class communities severely damaged civilian morale in these areas.
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employee morale
With regard to the new arrangement, he stressed the improvement inemployeemorale.
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Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0
general morale
His tasks are extremely difficult: policing, and keeping up thegeneralmoraleof everybody concerned.
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Hansard archive
Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0
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