گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'principle'

1 عمومی:: مرام‌

2 عمومی:: قاعده‌ كلی‌

3 عمومی:: اصل‌

4 عمومی:: قانون‌ یا اصلی‌ علمی‌ یا اخلاقی‌

5 عمومی:: حقیقت‌

6 عمومی:: اصل

7 عمومی:: سرچشمه‌

1 general:: principle adjectives strict principles • Rosa is a woman of strict moral principles. strong principles (= that someone believes in very strongly ) • a man of strong principles high principles (= strong beliefs about right and wrong ) • Dunn's high principles and pleasant manner won him the real affection of his colleagues. moral principles • Criminal law should be used to protect and reinforce moral principles. religious/political principles • Doesn’t working on Sunday conflict with your religious principles? socialist principles • Would he stick to his socialist principles after being elected Prime Minister? verbs have principles • I may have no money and no power but I have principles. stick to your principles (= act according to them, even when this is difficult ) • Throughout this time, he stuck to his principles and spoke out against injustice. betray/compromise your principles (= do something that is against your principles ) • I knew I could lie to help him, but it would be betraying my principles. abandon your principles (= stop believing in them or trying to act by them ) • It has been said that he abandoned his basic political principles while he was in power. phrases be against sb’s principles • It’s against my principles to eat meat. as a matter of principle (= because of moral beliefs about right and wrong ) • As a matter of principle one should never yield to terrorism. a man/woman of principle (= someone with strong moral ideas ) • He is the only candidate who has demonstrated that he is a man of principle. principle 2 adjectives a general/broad principle • He explained the general principles of the constitution. an important principle • One important principle is that you should give yourself plenty of reward for your success. a basic/fundamental principle (= a very important principle to which other ideas are added ) • Applicants should show that they understand the basic principles of marketing. a guiding principle (= a principle that helps you decide what to do ) • Fairness is the guiding principle. first principles (= the most basic ideas that something is based on ) • The researchers went back to first principles. verbs be based on a principle • A good education ought to be based on multicultural principles. a principle applies • The same principle applies to all kinds of selling. the principle underlying something • What are the principles underlying this form of treatment? establish a principle (= make it accepted ) • Establish the principle that when your office door is shut you must not be disturbed. lay down a principle (= describe a principle and make it accepted ) • The report lays down general principles for the teaching of English.

2 general:: see IN PRINCIPLE; ON PRINCIPLE.

3 general::   noun basic general rule ADJ. basic, broad, central, fundamental, general the basic principles of car maintenance | cardinal, essential, key | universal | democratic, legal, market, political, scientific, theoretical VERB + PRINCIPLE establish, formulate, lay down | apply | explain PRINCIPLE + VERB apply This principle applies to all kinds of selling. | underlie sth, underpin sth the principles underlying Western philosophy PREP. in ~ I agree with you in principle, but we'll need to discuss the details. | ~ behind She went on to explain the principles behind what she was doing. rule for good behaviour ADJ. high | guiding | Christian | moral He was a man of high moral principles. VERB + PRINCIPLE betray, compromise I refuse to compromise my principles by eating meat. | adhere to, stick to She sticks to the principle that everyone should be treated equally. PREP. against your ~s Eating meat was against her principles. | on ~ She's opposed to abortion on principle. PHRASES a matter of principle They reject the proposal as a matter of principle. | a person of principle (= a person with high moral standards)