Stoicism

英 [ˈstəʊɪsɪzəm]

美 [ˈstoʊɪsɪzəm]

网络  斯多噶哲学; 斯多亚主义; 斯多亚派哲学; 斯多葛学派; 斯多亚学派

BNC.33779 / COCA.24476

牛津词典

noun

• 对痛苦的默默承受或泰然处之；坚忍
  the fact of not complaining or showing what you are feeling when you are suffering
  1. She endured her long illness with stoicism.
     她默默忍受长期的病痛。

双语例句

• He appeared to face life's setbacks with stoicism.
  他看来很能以容忍态度面对人生的挫折。
• An incredible stoicism displayed in the face of economic difficulties.
  在经济困难面前表现了令人难以置信的忍耐力。
• Stoicism: The Cause of Misunderstanding between Father and Son in A Day's Wait
  坚忍克己：《一天的等待》中父子误解的根源
• This stoicism is built into the Japanese language.
  这种淡定节制已经进入日本的语言。
• Does Stoicism mean accepting everything that life throws at you?
  斯多噶主义就意味着接受生命抛给你的一切吗？
• Those who actually can give up envy, greed, jealousy, hatred, and other human passions are typical of stoicism, who suffer mental and physical pain without complaint.
  那些真正能做到抛开妒忌，贪婪，憎恨，以及其它人类情感的人，是典型的斯多葛主义者，忍受着肉体和精神的苦痛而毫无怨言。
• Pertaining to Stoicism or its followers.
  关于斯多葛学派或其追随者的。
• She endured her long illness with stoicism.
  她默默忍受长期的病痛。
• A16th-century humanist who sought to reconcile Christianity and Stoicism, Lipsius betokens learning and integrity.
  他是一位16世纪的人道主义者，致力于协调基督教教义和禁欲主义，堪称博学多才与诚实正直的化身。
• They bore their plight with stoicism and fortitude.
  他们以坚忍刚毅的精神直面困境。