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单词 norm
释义
norm
noun[Cusually plural]
uk
/nɔːm/us
/nɔːrm/
C1
anacceptedstandardor a way ofbehavingor doing things that mostpeopleagreewith:
行为准则；规范
Europe'svariedcultural,politicalandethicalnorms欧洲形形色色的文化、政治和道德准则
acceptedsocialnorms被认可的社会准则
the norm
C1
asituationortypeofbehaviourthat isexpectedandconsideredto betypical:
常态，正常行为
Onechildperfamilyisfastbecomingthe norm in somecountries.每个家庭一个孩子在一些国家正迅速普遍起来。
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Custom, tradition & conformity
(Definition ofnormfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

norm| American Dictionary

norm
noun[C]
us
/nɔrm/
anacceptedstandardor a way of being or doing things:
Illness hasbecomethe norm for her.
(Definition ofnormfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

norm| Business English

norm
noun
uk
/nɔːm/us
[C]
anacceptedstandard, or a way ofbehavingor doing things that mostpeopleagreewith:
Thesestandardsgenerallyexceedtheacceptedindustrynorms.
We need torecognizeEurope'svariedcultural,political, andethicalnorms.
acceptedsocialnorms
the norm
[S]
theamountthat isusual, or asituationortypeofbehaviourthat isexpectedandconsideredto betypical:
Yieldsfellbelow the norm for the thirdyearinsuccession.
Delays arelikelyto be the norm forairtravelin the next fewweeks.
(Definition ofnormfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofnorm

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The implication is not whether agents use norms, but rather which norms these are and how they are used.
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Internalization, in this socialization approach, involves making external social norms internal.
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There is also no evidence for success of rational norms when applied to real life decisions.
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To some extent, linguistic focusing and diffusion are products of a society's world-view, of its beliefs about itself, of its cultural norms.
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Our work together - as co-conductors rather than master-apprentice conductors - certainly brought into question a number of assumptions and norms from our profession.
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Five children were within the lower quartile of the national norms in both follow-ups.
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The present task, however, required more than straight word substitutions; it also required that the subjects violate a number of grammatical norms.
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A challenge for the future is to update the instrument by developing new norms.
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If other group members could never be wrong in affirming their own norms, then tolerance would be an empty virtue.
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From this perspective, cultural competence in the area of informed consent requires more than sensitivity to language and social norms.
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Other paradigms exist in traditions in which precision in the law is created by conversational norms.
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However, each case will lead to a different weighting of those norms and values.
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Second, it is also important to understand how and why particular norms emerge.
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First, the moral norms of fetal personhood in a particular community must be described.
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The providers of healthcare - whether physicians, drug manufacturers, or insurers - can, by contrast, be addressed straightforwardly by moral and legal norms.
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Collocationswithnorm

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These are words often used in combination withnorm.

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accepted norm
Any deviation from theacceptednormcould seriously damage the reputation of a family.
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basic norm
Free-riding on the provision of collectively enjoyed goods (including a collectively provided minimum income) is incompatible with thisbasicnormof co-operation for mutual advantage.
From theCambridge English Corpus
constitutional norms
The regime respects social "protected spaces," and obeys constitutional norms.
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