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moral

UK:^*^*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈmɒr^əl/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/ˈmɔrəl, ˈmɑr-/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(môr′əl, mor′-)

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Traduceri principale
Engleză	Română
morals npl	(principles of right and wrong)	morală s.f.
principii s.n.pl.
Ian has proved that he has no morals at all.
Ian a dovedit că nu are niciun fel de morală.
moral n	(lesson) (tâlc, pildă)	morală s.f.
învățătură s.f.
The moral of the story is to always be honest.
Morala povestirii este că trebuie să fim întotdeauna cinstiți.
ⓘAceastă propoziţie nu este o traducere a propoziţiei englezeşti. Care este învățătura acestei fabule?
moral adj	(ethical)	moral adj.
(formal)	etic adj.
We hold ourselves to high moral standards.
Noi ne menținem la standarde morale ridicate.
ⓘAceastă propoziţie nu este o traducere a propoziţiei englezeşti. Concepțiile lui etice sunt deplasate în societatea modernă.
moral adj	(virtuous)	virtuos, cast adj.
She is a moral woman and believes in the sanctity of marriage.
Este o femeie virtuoasă (or: castă) și crede în sanctitatea căsătoriei.

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Forme compuse:
Engleză	Română
moral bankruptcy n	figurative (lack of morality)	faliment s.n.
ruină s.f.
eșec s.n.
There is an inherent moral bankruptcy in refusing to help someone desperately in need.
moral code n	(ethical principles)	cod etic s.n.
It is wrong to think that because someone is not religious they have no moral code.
moral courage n	(strength to do what is right)	tărie de caracter s.f.
It takes moral courage to make a stand against injustice; many people just look the other way.
moral obligation n	(ethical duty)	obligație morală s.f.
Do children have a moral obligation to look after their parents in old age?
moral of the story n	(ethical lesson in a fable or story)	morala poveștii s.f.
In the tale of the tortoise and the hare, the slow tortoise wins the race - the moral of the story is that steady persistence wins in the end.
moral of the story n	figurative (lesson to be learned from [sth])	morala poveștii s.f.
The engine blew up after a week so the moral of the story is not to buy a really cheap second-hand car.
moral philosophy n	(code of ethics)	filozofie morală s.f.
cod moral s.n.
His own moral philosophy prevented him from speaking out against the president's actions.
moral principles npl	(ethics, code of morality)	principii morale s.n.pl.
moral rectitude n	(rightness, virtue)	rectitudine, probitate s.f.
moral sense n	(conscience)	simț etic s.n.
It has been shown that even very young children have a strong moral sense, though they may lack the self-control necessary to always follow it.
moral strength n	(courage to do what is right)	putere morală s.f.
You need to summon all your moral strength and tell him the truth.
moral support n	(encouragement)	suport moral s.n.
My friend had to see a cancer specialist, so I went with her for moral support.
Bart's dad provided moral support by attending all of his basketball games.
moral turpitude n	US (US law: immoral conduct)	comportament imoral s.n.
One may be denied entry to the US if they have been previously convicted of crimes of moral turpitude.
moral turpitude n	(sin, immorality)	păcat s.n.
moral victory n	(greater honour despite losing)	victorie morală s.f.
When he lost narrowly to his much more talented brother, Michael considered it a moral victory.
moral virtue n	(goodness, righteousness)	integritate s.f.