单词

temperance

读音

ˈtempərəns

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释义

n. 戒酒；节欲；（气候等的）温和 adj. 温暖的；有节制的

例句

The age of hedonism is being ushered out by a new era of temperance.

享乐主义的时代正被一个注重节制的时代所取代。

Maybe all the Temperance Taverns have got a ha'nted room, hey, Huck?

也许所有的禁酒客栈里都有个闹鬼的房间，喂，哈克，你说是不是？

The temperance [dry; anti-alcohol] movement revived in the city.

这个城市的禁酒运动又活跃起来了。

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the only amendment to be fully repealed.Members of the temperance movementsbelieved that alcohol was the root of society’s problems,

to Native populations and on reservation land.American temperance movements gained their first victoriesat the state and local levels,

began to appear in the United States and parts of Europe.Temperance groups believed that alcohol was the fundamental driverbehind problems like poverty and domestic violence,

and men gathered in saloons to drink.By the 19th century, anti-drinking groups called temperance movementsbegan to appear in the United States and parts of Europe.