mores

mores

英 ['mɔːreɪz; -riːz]
　　美 ['mɔrez]

n. 習慣，習俗；風俗；道德觀念
　　n. (Mores)人名；(捷)莫雷斯

中文詞源：

mores 風俗習慣，傳統

來自拉丁語mores,習慣，風俗，道德，來自mos的拉丁語復數形式，詞源同mood,moral,morose.

例句：

1. The essential element in the mores and in personal morality is consistency.
民風民德,以及個人道德中首要的因素是其連貫性.

2. The Typees are physically beautiful , relaxed in their sexual mores.
泰皮人身體健壯, 男女關系自由隨便.

3. I love the wide neck mores so than the others personally.
個人來講,我更愛這款寬口奶瓶.

4. He wrote of the ideas and mores of the time.
他寫下瞭很多當時的社會觀點和社會風俗.

5. Wedded as they are to traditional mores, Mormons tend to vote Republican.
按照摩門教的傳統習慣, 教徒們傾向於給共和黨人投票.