| 单词 |
gravitas |
| 释义 |
grav·i·tas /ˈɡrævɪtæs/ noun [uncountable] formalSERIOUS/NOT JOKING a seriousness of manner that people respect 严肃,庄严Examples from the Corpusgravitas• He has a gravitas that has not just been put on like a flashy waistcoat, nor indeed a Garrick Club tie.• He provides the intellectual thrust and gravitas of the arguments of those who oppose monetary and political union.• His gravitas, offset with a flickering irony, gives the production a strong moral centre.• First, he needs more gravitas.• Badger is a retired schoolmaster, rather short on gravitas.• The reined-in impatience which so often emanated from Ian was absent, Theodora's gravitas mitigated and Julia's social nervousness sedated.grav·i·tas nounChineseSyllable people manner seriousness a that Corpus respect of |
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- Golf-topic rubber
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- go like clockwork
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- 古之明君,错法而民无邪,举事而材自练,赏行而兵强
- 古之杀人也,怒;今之杀人也,笑
- 古之欲明明德于天下者,先治其国;欲治其国,先齐其家;欲齐其家,先修其身;欲修其身,尊师敬长。|什么意思|大意|注释|出处|译文
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- 古之欲明明德于天下者,先治其国;欲治其国者,先齐其家;欲齐其家者,先修其身;欲修其身者,先正其心;欲正其心者,先诚其意;欲诚其意者,先致其知。致知在格物。|什么意思|大意|注释|出处|译文
- 古之欲明明德于天下者,先治其国;欲治其国者,先齐其家;欲齐其家者,先修其身;欲修其身者,先正其心;欲正其心者,先诚其意;欲诚其意者,先致其知;致知在格物
- 古之治民者,劝赏而畏刑,恤民不倦。|什么意思|大意|注释|出处|译文
- 古之王者,建国君民,教学为先。|什么意思|大意|注释|出处|译文
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- 古之王者,盖以一人治天下,不以天下奉一人也;古之仕者,盖以官行其义,不以利冒其官也
- 古之真人,不知说生,不知恶死
- 古之立大事者,不惟有超世之才,亦必有坚韧不拔之志
- 古之置吏也,将以逐盗;今之置吏也,将以为盗
- 古之良工不劳其知巧以为玩好
- 古之论贤不肖者,不曰幽明则曰枉直,则知光明洞达者为贤,隐伏深险者为不肖。真率爽快者为贤,斡旋转折者为不肖。故贤者如白日青天,一见即知其心事。不肖者如深谷晦夜,穷年莫测其浅深。贤者如疾矢急弦,更无一些回护。枉者如曲钩盘绳,不知多少机关。故虞廷曰“黜陟幽明”,孔子曰“举直错枉”。观人者之用明,舍是无所取矣。
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