Definition of humanitas in English:

humanitas

noun hjuːˈmanɪtashjuːˈmanɪtɑːs

Humanity. Chiefly in intellectual contexts, often with the implication of humane learning or culture, or a humanistic approach to the problems of the human condition.

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Publications of the Modern Language Association of America. From classical Latin hūmānitās humanity.

noun

Humanity. Chiefly in intellectual contexts, often with the implication of humane learning or culture, or a humanistic approach to the problems of the human condition.

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Publications of the Modern Language Association of America. From classical Latin hūmānitās humanity.

单词	humanitas
释义	Definition of humanitas in English: humanitas noun hjuːˈmanɪtashjuːˈmanɪtɑːs Humanity. Chiefly in intellectual contexts, often with the implication of humane learning or culture, or a humanistic approach to the problems of the human condition. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Publications of the Modern Language Association of America. From classical Latin hūmānitās humanity. Definition of humanitas in US English: humanitas noun Humanity. Chiefly in intellectual contexts, often with the implication of humane learning or culture, or a humanistic approach to the problems of the human condition. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Publications of the Modern Language Association of America. From classical Latin hūmānitās humanity.
随便看	full of it full of life full of light full of lumps full of mischief full of nourishment full of nutrients full of oneself full of oneself full of one's own importance full of one's own importance full of own importance full of people full of personality full of praise full of problems full of promise full of regard for full of regret full of reproof full of spirit full of stories full of the joys of spring full of twists and turns full of upheavals