n. 【航海工程】
平均主义
The reform is designed, first and foremost, to break with egalitarianism, with the practice of having everyone ″eat from the same big pot″.
改革首先要打破平均主义,打破“大锅饭”
例句
||1:That helps to explain why voter unhappiness sounds so similar across the rich world.||2:Your columnist has covered elections on four continents, and the same themes keep cropping up.||3:Mr McConnell’s speech in Kentucky reminded him of one given in 2011 by Ed Miliband, the leader of Britain’s Labour Party, a leftwinger with whom Mr McConnell ought to have little in common.||4:Mr Miliband accused Britain’s Conservative-led government of betraying the “British Promise” of upward mobility, tempered with egalitarianism .||5:He noted that fewer than one in ten Britons believed that life would be easier for their children.||6:He talked of his parents, refugees from Nazism, and the post-war opportunities they enjoyed.
||1:这或许也是为什么,选民们的不悦情绪笼罩着所有发达国家。||2:本专栏涵盖着四个大陆上的选举,而相同的话题总是屡见不鲜。||3:麦康诺在肯塔基的演讲让人联想起英国工党领袖艾德·米利班德在2011年的一次演讲,这位左翼人士本该与麦康诺没有什么共同点,但他也同样指责本国政府背叛了要提高国民阶级地位的“英国承诺”,而是以平等主义敷衍糊弄。||4:艾德·米利班德指出,每十个英国人中,只有不到一个人相信,下一代的生活会少一些艰难。||5:他谈起了自己的父母,他们曾是纳粹时期的难民,还谈起了他们享受过的战后机会。||6:他口中的英国承诺是建立在政府的基础上的,在他的演讲中,他向英国的国民医疗保健制度和国立学校致敬,称他们帮助下一代进步,而他把保守派削减计划的行为称作“踢走了人们向上爬的梯子”。
Its employment system still tends to reward seniority and status rather than performance, in what Japanese call aku byodo or “bad egalitarianism ”.
它的雇佣体系仍趋向于让高级别和地位的雇员获得更多,而非根据受雇者的工作表现,这就是日本人所谓的“糟糕的平均主义”。
noun
1.The doctrine that all people are equal and deserve equal rights and opportunities.
‘In spite of the acquisition of wealth and Western goods, egalitarianism continues to be the ideal.’
‘This has led to a tension, perhaps even a crisis, in the politics of liberal egalitarianism.’
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