英:[ˈpri:sept]
美:[ˈpriˌsɛpt]
英:[ˈpri:sept]
美:[ˈpriˌsɛpt]
pre·cept
pri sept
词根:precept
n.preceptor 校长;教师;指导医师
Noun
1. rule of personal conduct
2. a doctrine that is taught;
"the teachings of religion"
"he believed all the Christian precepts"
"命令或指导作为行动规则的指令,尤其是关于道德行为的规定",14世纪晚期,来自古法语 percept, percet(12世纪)和直接源自拉丁语 praeceptum "格言,行为准则,命令",是 praecipere 的过去分词的名词用法,意为"提前采取",来自 prae "在...之前"(见 pre-) + capere(过去分词 captus)"拿",源自 PIE 词根 *kap- "抓住"。有关元音变化,请参见 biennial。相关词汇: Preceptive; preceptory。
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Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Latin praeceptum, from neuter of praeceptus, past participle of praecipere to take beforehand, instruct, from prae- + capere to take — more at heave >entry 1
The first known use of precept was in the 14th century
preciousadjective
of great value or high price
diamonds and other precious stones
greatly loved : dear
precious memories
preciousadjective
of great value or high price
diamonds and other precious stones
greatly loved : dear
precious memories
precinctnoun
an administrative district especially of a town or city an electoral precinct
a police precinct
a surrounding or enclosed area
within the precincts of the college
precinctnoun
an administrative district especially of a town or city an electoral precinct
a police precinct
a surrounding or enclosed area
within the precincts of the college
precessionnoun
a comparatively slow circling of the rotation axis of a spinning body about another line intersecting it
precessionnoun
a comparatively slow circling of the rotation axis of a spinning body about another line intersecting it
preceptornoun
teacher, tutor
the principal of a school
preceptnoun
a command or principle intended as a general rule of action
1 Then this article analyzes the situation and tries to find precept dealing with the issue.
针对此现象加以分析,试图寻找解决问题的方案.
2 This is definitely the harder part of the two major precepts.
3 The Doors drummer John Densmore said that one of Mr. Jampol’s precepts is that “in the long term, saying no to crass exploitation increases the value” of a band.
4 And there’s certainly nothing too hard to follow about moral precepts in “Lionboy.”
5 Precepts may lead, but examples draw.
引导可用箴言,推动得靠榜样.
6 Dutch Composer and Pupils Mix Styles During the Classical period composers hewed to certain common precepts and rules; the fledgling , however bold, initially adhered to a Haydn-inspired model.
7 Example is the best precept.
榜样是最好的良言。
8 On the other hand, taste is conditioned solely by culture, which is so varied that it is impossible to reduce art to any one set of precepts.
9 Accept these precepts from thy devoted father, who in humbleness of spirit has made this book.
10 I can’t help thinking about that storytelling precept as I contemplate the gun beneath my father’s pillow.
11 What makes things worse for Roderick is that before adopting the monastic precepts of straightedge hardcore music — no drugs, no booze, no fun — he used to be just like Tuffer.
12 When it's questioned, western women respond very defensively because they think their precepts and critical evaluations of FGC are not connected to their race.
13 But as complicated as that book was, it nonetheless observed some basic precepts of storytelling.
14 Mr. Browne’s December precept was: Fortune favors the bold.
15 Saying that “outerwear sits well with a leather goods brand,” the designer talked about two important precepts for design: freedom of spirit and of function.
16 Example is more efficatious than precept.
身教重于言教.
17 The precept of our company is to take the customers as our gods.
本公司的信条——顾客是我们的上帝.
18 As teenage boys are wont to do, Reuven and Danny question and challenge many of their elders' precepts.
19 Just follow these few basic precepts and you won't go far wrong in life.
只要按这几条格言行事,你一生就不会出大错。
20 It outlines the Buddhist precepts that sustain most of its people.
1 箴言
motto maxim adage apophthegm gnome dictum aphorism pensée Proverbs wise saw axiomatic saw mantra proverb axiom sutra apothegm phrase impresa
5 劝告
advisory admonitory monitory monitorial exhortative suasive hortative protreptic advice recommendation counsel steer admonition say-so suasion dissuasion monition caution exhort recommend advise admonish
6 格言
tag saw saying motto proverb maxim adage dictum aphorism apophthegm watchword byword gnomical axiomatic gnomic sententious say word sentence phrase wisdom parable gnome axiom moralism apothegm wise saw watchcry daffodil epigraph sententia
7 告诫
cautionary expostulatory preceptive warning expostulation warn teach admonish exhort dissuasive caution dissuasion monition charge enjoin monish monitory item caveat exhortation ding preach give warning
8 命令
mandatory imperative orderly hest behest Will word charge rule command instruction mandate bidding summons injunction fiat edict dictation require order direct desire instruct ordain enjoin call tell Bid
9 规范
standard orthodox normative prescriptive principle norm plummet textbook parameter specification bring into line with bring into line come into line with come into line fall into line with fall into line get into line with get into line
12 规程
13 教训
moral instructive didactic moralistic homiletic instruction lesson teaching lecture morality sermon teach preach jaw give a lecture read a lecture message
14 令状
15 准则
value principle do's and don'ts gospel canon test code rule guide formula guideline criterion way of life basis framework verity frame of reference law criteria convention ethic lodestar