dispassionate

美音：[dɪs'pæʃ(ə)nət] 英音：[dɪs'pæʃ(ə)nət]

简单释义：

adj.不动感情的；冷静的；不带偏见的

网络平心静气的；公平的；公正的

完整释义：

adj.

1.不动感情的,冷静的
2.公平的,无偏见的

例句：

The dispassionate euphemism "underperformer" is one that I have never heard anyone use to describe themselves.
我从来不曾听过有人会用不带情感色彩的委婉语“表现欠佳者”来形容自己。
Mr Ryback has done a good job maintaining a balance between dispassionate inquiry and moral revulsion.
Ryback的分析在冷静的质问与道德批判之间很好地保持了平衡。
For a variety of technical reasons, many dispassionate observers suspect that software patents are especially vulnerable to court challenge.
由于各种原因，许多冷静的观察家开始怀疑软件专利在法院的质疑前变得尤其脆弱。
EVEN before Plato conceived the philosopher-king, people yearned for clever, dispassionate and principled government.
早在柏拉图构想「哲人王」之前，人们便渴望聪明、冷静而有原则的政府。
Your dispassionate focus allows your mind to be clear of unnecessary, disparaging thoughts and emotions.
你不带偏见的态度让你清除不必要的、轻率的想法和情绪。
When confronted with an ultimatum , maintain a calm, dispassionate attitude, and don't simply give in.
面临最后通牒时，保持冷静沉着的态度，别因此就退让。
"Well, " said Mr. Gradgrind, breaking into a smile, after being for the moment at a loss, you are even more dispassionate than I expected.
“好！”葛擂硬先生踌躇了一会儿，然后笑逐颜开地说，“你比我料想的还要冷静得多。”
nothing is more likely to save your finances than learning how to use cool, dispassionate reason to hold those emotions in check.
最能挽救你财务状况的，就是学习运用冷静、客观的理性，去控制自己的情绪。

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