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principle

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prin·ci·ple /ˈprɪnsəpəl/ ●●● S2 W1 AWL noun   principal
1 moral rule 道德准则 [countableC, uncountableU]GOOD/MORAL a moral rule or belief about what is right and wrong, that influences how you behave 道德原则,行为准则
 Schools try to teach children a set of principles.
学校设法教给孩子们一套道德准则。
 He’s got no principles at all!
他毫无道德准则!
 It’s against my principles to accept gifts from clients.
收受客户礼物违背我的原则。
2 idea behind STH 某事物所依据的思想 [countableC]BELIEVE the basic idea that a plan or system is based on 原则,原理,基本的观念
 The general principle is that education should be available to all children up to the age of 16.
总的原则是,16 岁以下儿童都应该能接受教育。
basic/fundamental/guiding principle
 the basic principles of business management
商务管理的基本原则
principle of
 the principles of French law
法国法律的指导原则
principle that
 Reflexology is based on the principle that specific areas on the feet correspond to different parts of the body.
反射疗法所依据的原理是,足部特定区域对应着身体的不同部位。
on a principle
 The project worked on the principle that each person’s experience was equally valuable.
这个项目的基本原则是,每一个人的经验都同样宝贵。
principle behind
 the principles behind government policies
政府政策背后的原则
 He called for a return to first principles (=the most important ideas) of road safety for children.
他呼吁回归儿童道路安全的根本原则。
 Similar principles apply in the case of older children (=the principles are the same as others that have been mentioned).
类似的原则也适用于年纪大些的儿童。
3 in principle 
a) POSSIBLEif something is possible in principle, there is no good reason why it should not happen, but it has not actually happened yet 按道理,在理论上 SYN theoretically
 In principle, the new software should make the accounting system a lot simpler.
从理论上说,这个新的软件应该能使财务系统简单许多。
b) AGREEif you agree to something in principle, you agree about a general plan or idea but have not yet considered the details 原则上,基本上,大体上
 They have accepted the idea in principle.
他们基本上已接受了这种观点。
 The government has agreed in principle to a referendum.
政府已基本同意进行全民公决。
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4 rules of a process 某个过程的规律 [countableC]EXPLAIN a rule which explains the way something such as a machine works, or which explains a natural force in the universe 〔机器等或自然界的〕原理;定律
 Archimedes’ principle
阿基米德定律
principle of
 the basic principles of physics
物理学的基本定律
Do not confuse the noun principle with the noun and adjective principal: a former principal of the college | her principal tasks
不要混淆名词 principle 和既是名词又是形容词的 principal: a former principal of the college 大学前任校长 | her principal tasks 她的主要任务
COLLOCATIONSMeaning 1: a moral rule or belief about what is right and wrong, that influences how you behave 道德原则,行为准则
adjectives
strict principles 严格的原则
Rosa is a woman of strict moral principles.
罗莎是一个恪守道德准则的女人。
strong principles (=that someone believes in very strongly) 坚强的信念
a man of strong principles
有着坚强信念的男子
high principles (=strong beliefs about right and wrong) 很高的道德原则
Dunn's high principles and pleasant manner won him the real affection of his colleagues.
邓恩高度的道德原则和亲切的举止使他赢得了同事们的真心喜爱。
moral principles 道德准则
Criminal law should be used to protect and reinforce moral principles.
刑法应用来维护和加强道德准则。
religious/political principles 宗教的/政治的原则
Doesn’t working on Sunday conflict with your religious principles?
难道在星期日工作没有违反你的宗教原则?
nsocialist principles
Would he stick to his socialist principles after being elected prime minister?
verbs
have principles 有原则
I may have no money and no power but I have principles.
我也许没钱也没权,但我有原则。
stick to your principles (=act according to them, even when this is difficult) 坚持原则
Throughout this time, he stuck to his principles and spoke out against injustice.
这段时间里他自始至终坚持原则,公开抨击不公正现象。
betray/compromise your principles (=do something that is against your principles) 违背原则
I knew I could lie to help him, but it would be betraying my principles.
我知道我可以撒个谎来帮他忙,可那样做违背了我的原则。
abandon your principles (=stop believing in them or trying to act by them) 放弃原则
It has been said that he abandoned his basic political principles while he was in power.
据说他掌权时放弃了自己基本的政治原则。
phrases
be against somebody’s principles 违背某人的原则
It’s against my principles to eat meat.
吃肉有违我的原则。
as a matter of principle (=because of moral beliefs about right and wrong) 作为原则问题
As a matter of principle one should never yield to terrorism.
永远不要向恐怖主义妥协,这是个原则问题。
a man/woman of principle (=someone with strong moral ideas) 有道德准则的人
He is the only candidate who has demonstrated that he is a man of principle.
他是唯一一个显示出自己有道德准则的候选人。
nCOLLOCATIONSMeaning 2: the basic idea that a plan or system is based on 原则,原理,基本的观念
adjectives
a general/broad principle
He explained the general principles of the constitution.
an important principle
One important principle is that you should give yourself plenty of reward for your success.
a basic/fundamental principle (=a very important principle to which other ideas are added)
Applicants should show that they understand the basic principles of marketing.
a guiding principle (=a principle that helps you decide what to do)
Fairness is the guiding principle.
first principles (=the most basic ideas that something is based on)
The researchers went back to first principles.
verbs
be based on a principle
A good education ought to be based on multicultural principles.
a principle applies
The same principle applies to all kinds of selling.
the principle underlying something
What are the principles underlying this form of treatment?
establish a principle (=make it accepted)
Establish the principle that when your office door is shut you must not be disturbed.
lay down a principle (=describe a principle and make it accepted)
The report lays down general principles for the teaching of English.
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From Longman Business Dictionary
principleprin·ci·ple /ˈprɪnsəpəl/ noun
1[countableC, uncountableU] a moral rule or set of ideas that makes you behave in a particular way
The single European market works on market principles.
As a matter of principle (=a rule that is very important and that should not be broken), disabled people should have the right to work.
see also error of principle
2[countableC] a rule that explains how something works, or an idea that something is based on
The basic principle is that all information collected for one purpose is confidential.
The US market is built on the principle that a marketplace should be available to everyone.
accounting practice based on the accruals principle
ability-to-pay principle accounting principle benefit principle
3in principle if something is possible in principle, there is no reason why it should not happen, but it has not actually happened yet
In principle, we pay all our freelance staff within one month.
4in principle if something happens in principle, decisions, rules etc say that it should happen, even if in practice it does not always happen
In principle, a hostile takeover is possible, but we want to discourage it.
5in principle if you agree to do something in principle, you agree in a general way to the idea or plan, without agreeing to any details
North and South Korea agreed in principle to link their separate air-traffic control systems.
Origin principle
(1300-1400) French principe, from Latin principium beginning, from princeps; → PRINCE
prin·ci·ple noun →COLLOCATIONS1n COLLOCATIONS2
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