humanists

英 [ˈhjuːmənɪsts]

美 [ˈhjumənɪsts]

n.  人文主义
humanism的复数; humanist的复数

柯林斯词典

• 人本主义;人文主义
  Humanismis the belief that people can achieve happiness and live well without religion.

双语例句

• The growth of City States in Italy synchronized with the revival of learning, and made it possible for humanists to profit by the political theories of republican Greeks and Romans.
  在意大利城邦制的成长与文艺复兴同时并起，因此人文主义者便能够从共和时代的希腊人与罗马人的政治理论有所收获。
• There are major differences between taking human beings as the essential in scientific development outlook and humanists of bourgeois.
  文章论述了科学发展观中的以人为本与资产阶级人本主义的重大区别，主要表现在：一是理论基础不同；二是对人的本质和内涵的理解不同；
• Humanists may not readily accept the truth.
  人道主义者不会轻易接受这个事实。
• Like the Humanists or the Agrarians, he has always thought tradition important.
  一如人文主义者和重农派，他一贯认为传统是重要的。
• The humanists formed religion thought based on criticism on traditional Christian culture.
  人文主义者是在对基督教神学传统文化进行批判继承的基础来阐发自己的宗教思想的。
• Humanists do not believe in an afterlife or immortality.
  人本主义者不相信来世和永生。
• Humanists responded on their own to these changes, which centralized reflected in the view of love incarnated from their works.
  人文主义者对这些变化都作出了自己的回应：集中的体现到他们作品中反映出的爱情观之中。
• On the basis of self-awareness, humanists explored the human values to establish the harmonic relationships and resolve contradicts among the universe, human world, and religion beliefs.
  人文学者以「自觉」探讨人性价值，希望调和宇宙、人類世俗与宗教信仰间的关系与冲突。
• As the mitigation of the time, Hamlet shows that it is destined to fail for humanists.
  作为时代的缩影，《哈姆雷特》揭示了人文主义理想破灭的必然性。
• KING LION by Jeseph Casel, the French writer, embodied the pondering and anxiety of the humanists.
  法国作家约瑟夫·凯塞尔的小说《狮王》①集中体现了人文学者们的思索与焦虑。