fi.del.i.ty
n.(名词)【复数】 fi.del.i.ties 缩写 fid.Faithfulness to obligations, duties, or observances.忠诚,忠实:忠于职守、义务或责任Exact correspondence with fact or with a given quality, condition, or event; accuracy.逼真:与事实或给定的性质、状态或事件完全一致;逼真The degree to which an electronic system accurately reproduces the sound or image of its input signal.保真度:指电子系统准确地重新产生接收到的声音或图象的程度
来源:Middle English fidelite 中古英语 fidelite from Old French 源自 古法语 from Latin fidôlit3s 源自 拉丁语 fidôlit3s from fidôlis [faithful] 源自 fidôlis [忠实的] from fidôs [faith] * see bheidh- 源自 fidôs [信任] *参见 bheidh-
<参考词汇><同义词>fidelity,allegiance,fealty,loyalty同义词>These nouns denote faithfulness, as to a person or a cause.这些名词指的是对一个人或一件事的忠诚。 Fidelity implies the unfailing fulfillment of one`s duties and obligations and strict adherence to vows or promises: Fidelity 意为一丝不苟地履行自己的职责与义务,言而有信或忠于誓言: 例句:fidelity to one`s spouse;忠实于自己配偶;
例句:fidelity to one`s word of honor.爱惜自己的名誉。
Allegiance is faithfulness, as to a government or state to which one is subject, considered as a duty: Allegiance 是指对自己的国家或政府忠心,被看作是一种义务: 例句:.I know no South, no North, no East, no West, to which I owe any allegiance. . . . The Union, Sir, is my country. (Henry Clay)..我不知道什么东西南北,对这些我毫无职责可言…只有美国,先生,才是我的祖国. (亨利·克莱)。
Fealty, once applied to the obligation of a tenant or vassal to a feudal lord,now suggests faithfulness that one has pledged to uphold: Fealty 曾用来指臣仆对封建主绝对顺从、忠诚,现在指对自己支持的事物或人忠诚: 例句:swore fealty to the laws and Constitution of the United States.发誓绝对遵守和支持美利坚合众国的法律及宪章。
Loyalty implies a steadfast and devoted attachment that is not easily turned aside: Loyalty 意为不易动摇的、坚实不移的信条: 例句:loyalty to an oath;忠实于誓言;
例句:loyalty to one`s family;忠于自己的家庭;
例句:party loyalty;效忠于党;
例句:loyalty to an ideal. 忠于理想
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