英英释义
Dirty hands
- abstract: Dirty hands is a metaphor used in moral and political philosophy and everyday conversation to symbolize the sullying of one's moral standing by dealing with unsavory matters. The idea conveyed is that in handling messy situations, it is impossible to come away clean.
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Dirty hands can be a breeding ground for germs.
脏手会滋生病菌。
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He smudged the paper with his dirty hands.
他的脏手把报纸弄脏了。
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They usually have dirty hands and wear dirty work clothes.
他们的手经常很脏，穿的工作服也不干净。
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As I said at the beginning, in the philosophical literature, this has become known as the problem of dirty hands so named after a famous play written by the French philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre.
正如我一开始所说的，在哲学作品中,这已经作为脏手问题而闻名,自从法国哲学家萨特写下,一部非常有名的戏剧之后。
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As much as I might talk on stage twice a week it turns out that it's really by doing and really by diving in and getting your hands dirty that you really take away the course's lessons.
我一周上两次课,就算说得再多，也不如你们亲自动手,通过真正的深入研究,才能学到知识。
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You have to learn, in other words, how to get your hands dirty. Between the innocence of the Christian and the worldliness of Machiavelli's new morality, there can be no reconciliation.
换句话说，你必须学会如何弄污你的手,在基督教的纯洁观与,马基雅维利新道德中的世俗观之间,没有任何回旋的余地。
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