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1 Moralität
f; -, kein Pl. morality* * *die Moralitätmorality* * *Mo|ra|li|tät [morali'tɛːt]f -, -enmorality; (THEAT) morality play* * *Mo·ra·li·tät<-, -en>[moraliˈtɛ:t]f* * * -
2 die Tugend
- {goodness} lòng tốt, tính tốt, lòng hào hiệp, tính chất, dùng như thán từ) ơn trời! - {morality} đạo đức, đạo lý, đạo nghĩa, đức hạnh, phẩm hạnh, nhân cách, giá trị đạo đức, ý nghĩa đạo đức, bài học đạo đức, kịch luân lý morality play) - {virtue} đức, đức tính, trinh tiết, tiết nghĩa, công dụng, tác dụng, hiệu quả, hiệu lực - {virtuousness} tính đức hạnh, tính đạo đức, tính tiết hạnh, tính đoan chính = aus der Not eine Tugend machen {make a merit of necessity; to make a virtue of necessity}+ -
3 die Ethik
- {ethics} đạo đức, luân thường đạo lý, đạo đức học, nguyên tắc xử thế, nội quy - {moral} bài học, lời răn dạy, đức hạnh, phẩm hạnh, nhân cách, sự giống hệt, hình ảnh - {morality} đạo lý, đạo nghĩa, giá trị đạo đức, ý nghĩa đạo đức, bài học đạo đức, kịch luân lý morality play) -
4 die Sittenlehre
- {ethics} đạo đức, luân thường đạo lý, đạo đức học, nguyên tắc xử thế, nội quy - {morality} đạo lý, đạo nghĩa, đức hạnh, phẩm hạnh, nhân cách, giá trị đạo đức, ý nghĩa đạo đức, bài học đạo đức, kịch luân lý morality play) -
5 die Moral
- {ethics} đạo đức, luân thường đạo lý, đạo đức học, nguyên tắc xử thế, nội quy - {moral} bài học, lời răn dạy, đức hạnh, phẩm hạnh, nhân cách, sự giống hệt, hình ảnh - {morality} đạo lý, đạo nghĩa, giá trị đạo đức, ý nghĩa đạo đức, bài học đạo đức, kịch luân lý morality play) = die Moral (Militär) {morale}+ = Moral predigen {to sermonize}+ -
6 Moralität
fmorality play
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