| 词汇 | perfectionist |
| 释义 | perfectionist noun[ C ] uk /pəˈfek.ʃən.ɪst/ us /pɚˈfek.ʃən.ɪst/ a person who wants everything to be perfect and demands the highest standards possible: 至善论者；完美主义者 She's such a perfectionist that she notices even the tiniest mistakes.她是个完美主义者，连极小的错误都能注意到。 Wanting everything to be right anally anally retentive choosy cover all the basesidiom dot the i's and cross the t'sidiom fuss fussbudget fussily fussiness fusspot particular pedant pedantic pedantically pedantry punctilious punctiliously punctiliousness purism purist perfectionist | American Dictionaryperfectionist noun[ C ] us/pərˈfek·ʃə·nɪst/ a person who wants very much to get every detail exactly right: As a film director, Alfred Hitchcock had the reputation of a perfectionist. Examples of perfectionistperfectionist The perfectionist speaks of '(simply) good', not 'good for', since 'good for' is infected with desire-dependence. This psychodynamic context was complicated by the presence of an excess in self-demands, to comply with a very strict and perfectionist picture of herself. As one pianist remarked, 'you need to be a perfectionist in practice and a realist in performance'. The question will be whether prudential value is foreign to, or is rather included in, this perfectionist value. We hope to have shown that such criticism is not impractical perfectionist carping. If so, he has no reason to resist the standard perfectionist view that perfection is a proposal about the nature of welfare. Still, the two methods seem to differ on a cardinal point, since the perfectionist method is teleological, whereas the intuitionist method is deontological. But he also developed a reputation for being a perfectionist with his own songs and secretive as to his guitar techniques. Or he might also be called a liberal perfectionist. 14. This good is not perfectionist, but straightforwardly prudential. When deployed together, these afford insights into the nature of political thought that neither purely logical nor perfectionist analyses can provide. If you get married, you will adopt certain perfectionist ideas about marriage and think that your marriage does not live up to the standards. Most perfectionists offer rival accounts of welfare rather than renounce welfare. On balance, the perfectionist element - which now appears as the unqualified defence of efficiency, for which an impersonal system of rules is instrumental - is in conflict with the ignorance argument. It is difficult to see why one should have to be committed to utilitarianism if one's overriding purpose is to realize certain perfectionist values, whether these be egalitarian or not. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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