virtuous

英 ['v??tj??s; -t???s] 美['v?t?u?s]

反義詞

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副詞:?virtuously;

virtuous (adj.): c. 1300, "characterized by vigor or strength; having qualities befitting a knight; valiant, hardy, courageous;" from Old French vertuos "righteous; potent; of good quality; mighty, valiant, brave" (12c.), from Late Latin virtuosus "good, virtuous," from Latin virtus (see virtue). From mid-14c. in English as "having beneficial or efficacious properties;" late 14c. (of persons) as "having excellent moral qualities; conforming to religious law." Related: Virtuously; virtuousness.

1. Louis was shown as an intelligent, courageous and virtuous family man.: 路易斯在人們眼里是一個(gè)智慧、勇敢、品德高尚的顧家男人。

3. When one is surrounded by the virtuous, he'll become upright himself.: 蓬生麻中, 不扶自直.

4. She was such a virtuous woman that everybody respected her.: 她是個(gè)有道德的女性,人人都尊敬她.