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41 moral bozulması
demoralization -
42 moral bozucu
adj. depressing -
43 moral bozukluğu
n. dispiritedness, low ego, deformity, despond, despondency, enervation -
44 moral verici konuşma
n. pep talk -
45 moral verme
n. elevation -
46 moral vermek
v. hearten, cheer up!, edify, relieve one's mind -
47 moral momčadi
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48 moral
• blackberry tree• ethics• morality• morals -
49 moral cristiana
f.Christian morals. -
50 moral hazard
Finthe risk that the existence of a contract will cause behavioral changes in one or both parties to the contract, as where asset insurance causes less care to be taken over the safeguarding of the assets -
51 Moral
f1. morale2. morality3. morals -
52 moral
morality. -
53 moral
morale -
54 moral bozukluğu
despondency -
55 morál
morals -
56 autoridad moral
* * ** * *la autoridad moral(n.) = moral high ground, theEx: US politicians are vying for the moral high ground, but it's a struggle not to laugh out loud.
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57 mayoría moral, la
= moral majority, theEx. The Moral Majority, a coalition of religious groups, is a collective name for a group of Americans who regularly plot the defeat of incumbent politicians who do not support their views. -
58 riesgo moral
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59 conduta moral
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60 beban moral
moral obligation
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