doctrinaire
Significado: Seeking to impose a doctrine or theory without regard to practical considerations or real-world circumstances.
Doctrinaire is a more formal and pointed synonym of 'dogmatic,' but with a specific emphasis on applying abstract theories rigidly to practical situations. A doctrinaire approach to economics might insist on ideological purity regardless of the human cost. The word is almost always pejorative, implying that theoretical correctness has been prioritised over pragmatism and common sense. It is used as both an adjective ('a doctrinaire position') and a noun ('he is a doctrinaire').
Ejemplos
- The minister's doctrinaire approach to market deregulation ignored the practical consequences for ordinary families. 部长对市场放松管制的教条式做法忽视了对普通家庭的实际影响。El enfoque doctrinario del ministro hacia la desregulación del mercado ignoraba las consecuencias prácticas para las familias corrientes.大臣の市場規制緩和に対する教条主義的なアプローチは、一般家庭への実際の影響を無視していました。장관의 시장 규제 완화에 대한 교조주의적 접근 방식은 일반 가정에 미치는 실질적인 결과를 무시했다.
- Critics accused the think tank of taking a doctrinaire position that bore little relation to the complexities of the real world. 批评者指责该智库采取了与现实世界复杂性几乎毫无关联的教条立场。Los críticos acusaron al think tank de adoptar una posición doctrinaria con escasa relación con las complejidades del mundo real.批評家たちは、そのシンクタンクが現実世界の複雑さとほとんど関係のない教条主義的な立場を取っていると非難しました。비평가들은 그 싱크탱크가 현실 세계의 복잡성과 거의 관련이 없는 교조주의적 입장을 취하고 있다고 비난했다.
- The party's more pragmatic members grew increasingly frustrated with the doctrinaire faction's refusal to compromise. 党内更加务实的成员对教条派拒绝妥协的态度越来越不满。Los miembros más pragmáticos del partido estaban cada vez más frustrados con la negativa de la facción doctrinaria a llegar a compromisos.党のより実務的な議員たちは、教条主義的な一派の妥協拒否にますます不満を募らせていました。당의 보다 실용적인 의원들은 교조주의적 파벌의 타협 거부에 점점 더 좌절감을 느꼈다.
Pronunciación
Guía de uso
Contexto: academic, media, professional
Tono: critical
Origen e historia
From French doctrinaire, originally used to describe a 19th-century French political group that advocated constitutional government based on abstract principles. From doctrine, from Latin doctrina (teaching, learning).
Contexto cultural
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
Más de este tema
More from General Advanced
Tarjetas, cuestionarios, audio y repetición espaciada — todo gratis