school of thought

英 [skuːl ɒv θɔːt]

美 [skuːl əv θɔːt]

网络  学派; 学派的观点; 思想流派; 有一家思想学校

英英释义

noun

• a belief (or system of beliefs) accepted as authoritative by some group or school
  Synonym:doctrinephilosophyphilosophical systemism

双语例句

• Prof Sargent has long said rational expectations should not be seen as a school of thought or an ideological statement but a way of modelling how people think and react to policy changes or events.
  长期以来萨金特一直表示，理性预期不应被视为一个学派或意识形态声明，而是一种用模型模拟人们如何思维和对政策变化或事件作出反应的方式。
• This school of thought argues that depression is best treated by drugs.
  这一学派主张抑郁症最好用药物治疗。
• Behaviorism is a school of thought that was there long before Skinner, championed by psychologists like John Watson, for instance.
  行为主义学派，远在斯金纳提出他的理论之前就已经存在，受到了众多心理学家的拥护，比如约翰·华生。
• THE function of sleep, according to one school of thought, is to consolidate memory.
  根据某种说法，睡眠的功能被认为是巩固记忆。
• One school of thought might suggest the use of the SELECT INTO as an alternative to the CHAIN operation.
  另一种思路的人可能建议使用SELECTINTO作为CHAIN操作的替代选项。
• A more optimistic School of thought argues that large populations mean more good ideas to go around.
  一个较为乐观的流派辩称，大量人口意味着会有更多优秀的思想传播开来。
• A new force ( e.g. a school of thought, etc.) emerged unexpectedly.
  异军突起。
• Another school of thought blames the Fed for running a cheap money policy for far too long.
  另一派人谴责美联储将宽松货币政策维持过久。
• This was done under the influence of the Fa Chia, or Legalist, school of thought.
  这是受到了法家学派的思想的影响。
• The second school of thought thinks even low-cost membership of the single market is a bad deal.
  第二个学派认为，即便是低成本的加入这种单一市场仍旧是一笔糟糕的交易。