careerism
基本解释
- n.野心;以升官、成功为目的主义
英汉例句
- The 2010 Conservative intake of MPs is unusual in its ideological conviction and lack of careerism.
2010年新加入的保守党议员在意识形态的坚定信念上不同以往,而且缺乏事业心。 - A conventional story would have set up Roark's "selfless devotion to his art" against Keating's "grasping, selfish careerism." Rand reverses this expectation.
传统小说会让罗克的“无私奉献给艺术”挑战基廷“自私的追名逐利”,而兰德的故事和这种期望完全相反。 - But it’s terrifying to realize that this kind of cynical careerism — for that’s what it is — has probably ensured that we won’t do anything about climate change until catastrophe is already upon us.
但是正是这些职业犬儒主义者有可能让我们在气候灾难到来之前毫无作为。 这是多么可怕的事情。 - They may appear to be in step with their bosses' decrees, but cynicism and careerism increase.
FORBES: Jim Collins's ''How the Mighty Fall.'' - One camp advocates child-destroying careerism and the other promotes soul-destroying 24-hour sacrificial motherhood.
FORBES: Atlantic Stirs Another Sideline Scuffle over Moms - In other words, if storms caused by careerism in the curia threatened to sink the papal ship, it was partly because Benedict himself had been too zealous in stilling the nurturing waters of theological debate.
ECONOMIST: Benedict's departure
双语例句
权威例句
专业释义
- 野心