pursue eudaimonia
Many philosophers argue that we should pursue eudaimonia rather than mere pleasure.
许多哲学家认为我们应该追求幸福,而不仅仅是快乐。
幸福
在亚里士多德伦理学中,过着最高美德生活的状态;人类繁荣的状态,本身就是值得追求的,而不是作为其他目的的手段;幸福(希腊词)
happiness; well-being
在亚里士多德伦理学中,过着最高美德生活的状态;人类繁荣的状态,本身就是值得追求的,而不是作为其他目的的手段
In Aristotelian ethics, a condition of living a life of the highest virtue; the state of human flourishing, which is desirable in and of itself, rather than as a means towards some other end.
Ancient Greek thinkers believed that eudaimonia came from fulfilling one's potential.
古希腊思想家认为,幸福来自实现自身的潜力。
用法提示:eudaimonia 是名词,作从句主语,指希腊哲学中的‘幸福、兴旺’。
In her philosophy class, the teacher asked the students to define eudaimonia in their own words.
在哲学课上,老师让学生用自己的话解释幸福的含义。
用法提示:eudaimonia 是名词,作不定式 to define 的宾语,表示‘幸福、至善’。
Some researchers argue that eudaimonia, not just pleasure, leads to a meaningful life.
一些研究者认为,带来有意义人生的正是幸福,而不只是快乐。
用法提示:eudaimonia 是名词,作主语,强调‘幸福、兴旺’而非单纯快乐。
Many philosophers argue that we should pursue eudaimonia rather than mere pleasure.
许多哲学家认为我们应该追求幸福,而不仅仅是快乐。
According to Aristotle, one can achieve eudaimonia by living a virtuous life.
根据亚里士多德的观点,人可以通过过有美德的生活来实现幸福。
这个模式强调在特定活动中感受到幸福。
She found eudaimonia in her work as a teacher.
她在教师工作中找到了幸福。
eudaimonia 是哲学中通过美德实现的人类繁荣,而 happiness 泛指一般的情感状态。
eudaimonia 强调道德品格与自我实现,而 well-being 侧重健康与物质舒适。
eudaimonia 是持久的良好生活状态,而 euphoria 是短暂、强烈的兴奋感。
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