holistic
意味: Characterised by the treatment of the whole person or system, taking into account all factors rather than just individual parts.
Holistic is widely used in healthcare (holistic medicine treats the whole person, not just symptoms), education (holistic assessment considers all aspects of a student), and management (holistic approach considers the entire system). It contrasts with reductive or piecemeal approaches. It collocates with 'approach,' 'view,' 'assessment,' 'care,' and 'understanding.'
例文
- The clinic takes a holistic approach to patient care, addressing mental wellbeing alongside physical health. 该诊所对患者采取整体性治疗方法,在关注身体健康的同时也注重心理健康。La clínica adopta un enfoque holístico de la atención al paciente, abordando el bienestar mental junto con la salud física.そのクリニックは患者ケアに全人的なアプローチを取り、身体的健康と並んで精神的な健康にも取り組んでいます。그 클리닉은 환자 케어에 전인적 접근법을 취하여 신체적 건강과 함께 정신적 안녕도 다룹니다.
- A holistic assessment of the project revealed weaknesses that individual metrics had failed to capture. 对项目的整体评估揭示了单项指标未能捕捉到的薄弱环节。Una evaluación holística del proyecto reveló debilidades que los indicadores individuales no habían detectado.プロジェクトの全体的な評価により、個別の指標では捉えきれなかった弱点が明らかになりました。프로젝트에 대한 총체적 평가를 통해 개별 지표로는 포착하지 못했던 약점이 드러났습니다.
- The school's holistic curriculum aims to develop social and emotional skills as well as academic knowledge. 该校的全人教育课程旨在培养学生的社交和情感技能以及学术知识。El currículo holístico del colegio aspira a desarrollar las competencias sociales y emocionales además del conocimiento académico.その学校の包括的なカリキュラムは、学問的知識に加えて社会的・情緒的スキルの発達を目指しています。그 학교의 포괄적 교육과정은 학문적 지식뿐만 아니라 사회적·정서적 기술의 발달도 목표로 합니다.
発音
使い方ガイド
場面: academic, professional, general
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
From Greek holos (whole, entire). The term 'holism' was coined in 1926 by South African statesman Jan Smuts, and the adjective 'holistic' followed shortly afterwards.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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