| 单词 | social evil |
| 释义 | social /sōˈsh(ə)l/adjective
ORIGIN: L socius a companion soˈcialism noun The theory, principle, or scheme of social organization which places the means of production of wealth and the distribution of that wealth in the hands of the community soˈcialist noun An adherent of socialism adjectiveRelating to socialism or socialists socialistˈic adjective socialistˈically adverb soˈcialite noun (informal) A person having a place in fashionable society sociality /sō-shi-alˈi-ti/ noun
socialīzāˈtion or socialīsāˈtion noun
soˈcialize or soˈcialise transitive verb
soˈcially adverb soˈcialness noun soˈciate /-shi-āt/ noun (archaic) An associate (also adjective) sociaˈtion noun
soˈciātive adjective Expressing association social anthropologist noun social anthropology noun The branch of anthropology which deals with the culture, customs and social structure of (esp primitive) societies social assistance noun (Can) Social security social capital noun
Social Chapter noun A social charter forming a section of the Treaty of Maastricht agreed by members of the European Community in 1991 and ratified in 1993 as a basis for the European Union social charter noun A charter laying down conditions of employment, incl minimum pay, maximum working hours, etc, esp that forming the basis of the Social Chapter of the European Union social cleansing noun (euphemistic) The forced removal of social minorities from an area social climber noun (often derogatory) A person who tries to become accepted into a higher social stratum by a deliberate policy of getting to know and associating with people belonging to it social climbing noun social contract or social compact noun The voluntary agreement between individuals upon which an organized society, its rights, functions, and the relationships within it are founded social credit noun (economics)
social democracy noun The practices and policies of socialists who believe that socialism can and should be achieved by a gradual and democratic process social democrat noun
social democratic adjective social disease noun (euphemistic) A venereal disease social dumping noun The practice of reducing wage rates and conditions of employment in order to attract or keep investment social engineer noun social engineering noun The furtherance of social change and the development of social institutions in accordance with an overall plan social enterprise noun A self-sustaining business organization whose primary aim is to have a beneficial effect on society rather than to maximize its profits social evil noun
social exclusion noun The effective loss of the benefits of living in a society experienced by people who are subject to multiple deprivations, such as poverty, unemployment, lack of education, poor health, etc social fund noun In Britain, a social security fund from which discretionary loans or grants may be made (esp for basic household items) to those in extreme need social gaming noun Playing games online as a form of social interaction social housing noun Houses provided by the government for rent social insurance noun State insurance by compulsory contributions against sickness, unemployment, and retirement socialist realism noun The official form of art and literature in the former Soviet Union and other Communist states, intended to present an optimistic image of the lives of working people social media noun Websites used for social interaction social mobility noun The upward or downward movement of an individual or group within a social hierarchy social networking noun Interaction between individuals for their mutual benefit, esp online social ownership noun (euphemistic) Nationalization social realism noun A form of art intended to present an unromanticized view of the world social science noun The scientific study of human society and behaviour, including such disciplines (the social sciences) as anthropology, sociology, economics, political science and history social secretary noun One who is responsible for organizing the social activities of a person, club, association, etc social security noun
social service noun
social software noun (computing) Software that allows users of the Internet to interact social studies singular noun A branch of knowledge concerned with various aspects of human society Social War noun The war (90–88BC) of Rome's Italian allies (Socii) against Rome for admission to Roman citizenship social whale noun The ca'ing whale (see under ca’) social work noun Any of various forms of welfare work intended to promote the wellbeing of those regarded as socially disadvantaged social worker noun socialism of the chair Professorial socialism, the doctrines of a school of political economists (c.1872) in Germany whose aim was mainly to better the condition of the working classes by factory acts, savings banks, insurance against sickness and old age, etc |
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