motive

英['məutiv]美['məutiv]

n.
1.动机，目的
2.主题
3.发动力
a.
运动的，成为动机的

同：	[n.] motif, motivation, need [a.] motivating, motivative, motor

The immediate advantages of falsifying the past were obvious, but the ultimate motive was mysterious.
篡改过去，眼前的好处自是一目了然，然而终极的动机却显得神神秘秘。收藏
The motive that urged them both so soon to go against the hurons, was an habitual contempt of their enemy
他们两人这么快就向赫尤斯发起进攻，是因为他们一贯蔑视他们的敌人。收藏
An unworthy motive
卑劣的动机收藏
After a crime,suspicion naturally falls on the person who has a motive for it.
一罪案发生后,有作案动机的人自然受到怀疑.收藏
A subconscious motive
下意识的动机收藏

　　　 more...

点击查看……

the psychological feature that arouses an organism to action toward a desired goal; the reason for the action; that which gives purpose and direction to behavior
- we did not understand his motivation
- he acted with the best of motives
[同] motivation, motive, need
a theme that is elaborated on in a piece of music
[同] motif, motive

causing or able to cause motion
- a motive force
- motive power
- motor energy
[同] motive, motor
impelling to action
- it may well be that ethical language has primarily a motivative function
- motive pleas
- motivating arguments
[同] motivating, motivative, motive

热点链接

历史查询

[清空历史] [更多]