گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'optimism'

1 عمومی:: فلسفه‌ خوش‌ بینی‌

2 عمومی:: نیك‌ بینی‌

3 روان شناسی و مشاوره:: خوش بینی

4 روان شناسی و مشاوره:: خوش‌بینی

1 general:: noun hopefulness: We will retain our optimism.

2 general:: optimism adverbs great optimism • The team was in a mood of great optimism. considerable optimism • These figures indicate that we can go into next year with considerable optimism. cautious/guarded optimism (= the belief that a future situation will be good or better than before, although you cannot be not sure ) • The U.N. sees cause for cautious optimism in what has been achieved so far. • He expressed guarded optimism about the company's future. false optimism (= optimism based on wrong ideas or information ) • In his speech he warned against false optimism about the immediate future. initial/early optimism (= optimism that you feel at the start of a process, especially when it does not continue ) • There was initial optimism about a breakthrough in relations between the two countries. new/renewed optimism (= optimism that you start to feel again, after you stopped feeling it ) • The new leadership has brought renewed optimism. verbs express optimism • Diplomats expressed optimism about the progress of the talks. share somebody's optimism (= feel the optimism that someone else feels ) • After so many problems, I found it hard to share his optimism. optimism grows • His optimism grew as the time came nearer for his release. optimism prevails/reigns (= optimism is the strongest feeling ) • Despite the crisis, optimism prevailed. phrases be grounds/cause/reason for optimism • The lower crime figures are certainly grounds for optimism. a mood/sense of optimism • A mood of optimism prevails in the White House. a wave/surge of optimism (= a sudden strong feeling of optimism ) • The team are riding a wave of optimism after their recent victory. be (little/no) room for optimism (= have a possibility that things might get better ) • There is little room for optimism in the current financial situation. be full of optimism (= be feeling that good things will happen ) • The 1970s began full of optimism and confidence about world development .