morale

1 عمومی:: روحیه‌ جنگجویان‌، روحیه‌ افراد مردم‌، دلگرمی‌، روحیه‌

شبکه مترجمین ایران

1 general::   noun ADJ. good, high Morale is very high in the school. | low, poor, shaky | national, popular | staff VERB + MORALE affect, be bad for, be damaging to, damage, hit, lower, sap, undermine These unfortunate incidents sapped both our morale and our resources. | be good for, bolster, boost, do wonders for, improve, lift, raise, restore measures designed to boost the morale of the police | keep up, maintain The bonus helped maintain morale among the staff. | destroy MORALE + VERB improve, rise | be at rock bottom, decline, sag, weaken MORALE + NOUN booster Mail from home is a great morale booster for our soldiers. PREP. ~ among Morale among nurses is at rock bottom. PHRASES a collapse/loss of morale

Oxford Collocations Dictionary

2 general:: noun state of the spirits of people: The army's morale remained very high.

Simple Definitions

3 general:: morale verbs raise/improve morale • The special meetings were intended to raise morale. boost/bolster morale (= improve morale ) • The wins have boosted team morale. keep up/maintain morale (= keep morale high ) • It was becoming difficult to keep up the morale of the troops. affect morale (= have an effect on morale, usually to make it worse ) • The uncertainty has badly affected morale. lower/damage morale • We need to avoid damaging people's morale. sap morale (= to gradually lower morale ) • Knowing it was all pointless sapped my morale. destroy morale • The possibility of big job cuts was destroying morale. restore morale (= make people confident and positive again ) • The new manager realized that his first job would be to restore morale. be good/bad for morale • Well-deserved praise is always good for morale. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + morale high/good • Morale among the staff was high. low/poor • The pay levels have resulted in low morale within the company. shaky (= morale that could easily become low ) • The team's morale is shaky after their series of losses. sagging morale (= when people are getting less confident and positive ) • He did his best to boost the sagging morale of the civil service. staff/team morale • Positive feedback is good for staff morale. morale + NOUN a morale booster/boost (= something that improves morale ) • A letter from home was always a morale booster. morale problems (= when the morale of a group is low ) • A lack of information can cause morale problems. phrases a lack/loss of morale • Rising sickness levels among your employees may show a loss of morale.

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