| 词汇 | self-improvement |
| 释义 | self-improvement noun[ U ] uk /ˌself.ɪmˈpruːv.mənt/ us /ˌself.ɪmˈpruːv.mənt/ the activity of learning new things on your own that make you a more skilled or able person: 自我提高 In the interest of self-improvement, I took a Spanish course.为了自我提高，我上了西班牙语课。 Becoming better a step upidiom alive back on your feetidiom bloom blossom blossom into something bounce by/in leaps and boundsidiom come aliveidiom heal make a man (out) of someoneidiom marginal mend mend your waysidiom move on to bigger/better thingsidiom rally shape up or ship out!idiom sharpen (something) up sharpen up your actidiom step self-improvement | American Dictionaryself-improvement noun[ U ] us/ˌself·ɪmˈpruv·mənt/ learning new things on your own that make you a more skilled or able person: In the interest of self-improvement, I took a course in Spanish. Examples of self-improvementself-improvement And, aside from creating problems for accessing employment, low literacy compromises the reform agenda, which rests so heavily on individual self-improvement. Mid- and late-century improvers came to identify certain outsiders as threatening the very existence of collective self-improvement. Through his charts and schedules, he outlined his experiment in self-improvement to attain virtue, industry, orderliness, and temperance, among other characteristics. Indeed, the improved state of the economy would have enabled interested adults to seek self-improvement. Yet for large numbers of young men, self-improvement was instead a collective venture, most often carried out within the bounds of the mutual improvement society. Given this tension, one very troubling question for improvers was how to recruit new members without compromising the very nature of self-improvement. Reformers typically become frustrated by offenders' resistance to their message of uplift and self-improvement. Such groups were assumed to lack intelligence, self-control and the potential for self-improvement idealized by the middle and respectable working classes. Even more strikingly, 391 of these 402 narrators tied such dreams of self-improvement and self-realization to activities in the labour market. Domesticated pragmatism is therefore a doctrine of building, through informed trial and error, convergent improvement and self-improvement in science and politics. According to the new ideal that emerged out of these efforts, private self-improvement was no longer enough. This new incarnation of self-improvement linked less lofty intellectual standards to active social engagement. It is not that self-improvement disappeared but it came to be enacted within more complicated constraints. Many learned men visited the library for study and self-improvement. In constructing the rule base, there are generally three ways as described in the followings: (1) expert's knowledge or experiences; (2) self-improvement; (3) fuzzy modeling. See all examples of self-improvement 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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