bleeding heart如何读

英:[ˈbli:diŋ hɑ:t]

美:[ˈblidɪŋ hɑrt]

bleeding heart是什么意思

  • n.

    软心肠的,对社会问题太感伤的人,假装同情者;

  • bleeding heart英英释义

    noun

    a garden plant (Dicentra spectabilis) of the fumitory family with racemes of usually deep pink or white drooping heart-shaped flowersbroadly: any of several plants (genus Dicentra)

    disparaging a person who shows extravagant sympathy especially for an object of alleged persecution

    To question police practices in America is to plunge into a debate distorted by caricatures. Police defenders generally see critics as cop-hating bleeding hearts, while police critics often see cops as trigger-happy killers.—Ellis Cose

    adjective

    feeling or showing excessive or extravagant sympathy especially for an object of alleged persecution—used as a term of disparagement for people with politically liberal opinions

    … was often described as … a bleeding-heart liberal because he lent his name to so many left-wing groups.—Patricia Bosworth

    bleeding heart词源中文解释

    “Bleeding-heart”这个名字被用于几种开花植物,可以追溯到1690年代; 参见 bleeding(形容词)+ heart(名词)。

    在美式英语中,“过度同情的人”(尤其是对于那些说话者或作者认为不值得同情的人)的意义可以追溯到1936年,由流行的保守派报纸专栏作家韦斯特布鲁克·佩格勒(Westbrook Pegler,1894-1969)首次使用,他最初是在谈论他自己对共和党的感受,但到了1938年,他经常用它来批评罗斯福政府,并将其作为修饰语(bleeding-heart liberal)在他的“公平足够”专栏中使用:

    And I question the humanitarianism of any professional or semi-pro bleeding heart who clamors that not a single person must be allowed to hunger, but would stall the entire legislative program in a fight to jam through a law intended, at the most optimistic figure, to save 14 lives a year. ["Fair Enough," in Freemont (Ohio) Messenger, Jan. 8, 1938]
    我质疑任何职业或半职业的心肠软的人道主义者的人道主义,他们大声疾呼不允许任何一个人挨饿,但会在争取通过一项旨在每年拯救14条生命的法律时拖延整个立法计划。【“公平足够”,发表于1938年1月8日的弗里蒙特(俄亥俄州)信使报(Freemont Messenger)】

    Bleeding 在比喻意义上的“慷慨”的意思可以追溯到16世纪末,而“心灵流血”的形象意味着情感上的痛苦,可以追溯到14世纪末; 这里的确切形象可能是“耶稣的流血之心”。

    bleeding heart词源英文解释

    The first known use of bleeding heart was in 1864

    bleeding heart儿童词典英英释义

    blind spotnoun

    a point in the retina through which the optic nerve enters and which does not respond to light

    a part of an area that cannot be seen with available equipment

    an area of weakness (as in judgment)

    blindman's buffnoun

    a game in which a blindfolded player tries to catch and identify another

    blue cheesenoun

    strong-flavored cheese streaked with blue mold

    bleeding heartnoun

    a garden plant having drooping spikes of deep pink or white heart-shaped flowers

    a person who always shows a great amount of sympathy to victims of misfortune or persecution—used to express disparagement

    bleeding heart 例句

    1 The most persistent voice in favor of tribal sovereignty and Native American tribes’ constitutional rights is not a bleeding-heart member of the court’s liberal wing.

    2 Watching earnest Lokita enslaved to a drug cartel, deprived of a fulfilling womanhood, while resourceful Tori, working his heart out, riding a bike bigger than himself, merely appeases bleeding-heart sanctimony.

    3 I'm not a bleeding heart liberal.

    我可不是只说不做的自由主义者。

    4 The dark night, bleeding heart, a sense of having to confusion.

    暗的夜, 流血的心, 感至孤苦的迷茫.

    5 My poor great bleeding heart of a city.

    我可怜而又伟大的城市那颗流血的心.

    6 My heart goes out in sympathy and love the bleeding heart of her dear and father.

    对她的亲爱父母亲的淌着血的心,我衷心表示同情和热爱.

    7 The bleeding heart usually has no life or no enjoyable life outside of work.

    “心碎者”在工作外经常找不到属于自己的生活或者无法享受生活乐趣.

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