pragmatist
의미: A person who approaches problems and decisions in a practical, realistic way rather than following fixed theories or ideological principles.
Pragmatist is generally complimentary in British political and business culture, implying someone who gets things done rather than getting bogged down in doctrine. It is often contrasted with 'idealist' or 'ideologue.' In philosophy, pragmatism is a specific American tradition associated with William James and John Dewey, but the everyday sense predominates in journalism and professional life.
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- The prime minister styled herself as a pragmatist willing to work across party lines. 首相将自己塑造为愿意跨党派合作的务实主义者。La primera ministra se presentó como una pragmatista dispuesta a trabajar con todos los partidos.首相は党派を超えて協力する意思のある実用主義者として自らをアピールした。총리는 당파를 초월하여 협력할 의지가 있는 실용주의자로 자신을 내세웠다.
- Investors tend to be pragmatists who care more about returns than about ideological purity. 投资者往往是务实主义者,更关心回报而非意识形态的纯洁性。Los inversores tienden a ser pragmatistas a quienes les importan más los rendimientos que la pureza ideológica.投資家はイデオロギー的純粋さよりも収益を重視する実用主義者である傾向がある。투자자들은 이데올로기적 순수성보다 수익을 더 중시하는 실용주의자인 경향이 있다.
- As a pragmatist, he recognised that the perfect should not be the enemy of the good. 作为一个务实主义者,他认识到不应让完美成为良好的敌人。Como pragmatista, reconocía que lo perfecto no debía ser enemigo de lo bueno.実用主義者として、彼は完璧が善の敵になってはならないと認識していた。실용주의자로서 그는 완벽이 선의 적이 되어서는 안 된다는 것을 인식하고 있었다.
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사용 가이드
맥락: journalism, professional, academic
어조: neutral
기원과 역사
From Greek pragmatikos (relating to fact, practical), from pragma (deed, act), from prassein (to do). The philosophical sense was coined by C.S. Peirce in the 1870s; the general sense followed shortly after.
문화적 배경
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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