popular opinion

英 [ˈpɒpjələ(r) əˈpɪnjən]

美 [ˈpɑːpjələr əˈpɪnjən]

网络  民意; 大众舆论; 流行见解; 大众的意见; 舆论

法律

英英释义

noun

• a belief or sentiment shared by most people
  1. he asked for a poll of public opinion
  Synonym:public opinionopinionvox populi

双语例句

• Contrary to popular opinion, distance learning courses can offer increased interactions with students.
  与多数人的观点相反，远程学习课程可以不断增加学生之间的交互。
• Contrary to popular opinion, Prescott argued, the pie grows bigger as more countries come to the table.
  与时下盛行的观点相反，Prescott认为，随着更多国家来到谈判桌边，整个市场的蛋糕会越做越大。
• That means ignoring "popular opinion" and being willing to try new ideas find answers solutions.
  这就是说，不必介意大众舆论，尝试新想法，寻求你的答案。
• Their findings appear to contradict popular opinion that upbeat music or humorous movies were a better way to beat distress.
  他们的发现似乎与流行的观点相悖，流行的观点认为欢快的音乐和幽默的电影能更好地打败抑郁。
• We must not ignore the tide of popular opinion.
  我们切不可忽视舆论的倾向。
• Contrary to popular opinion, life in a university business school is no easier than one in industry or commerce.
  与流行观点相反，大学商学院的生活并不比企业或商界的生活轻松。
• Popular opinion thinks there is, convinced that memory deteriorates as you get older.
  大众的意见是会有问题的，他们相信，年纪越大，记忆力越差。
• I am willing to take the risk of standing up against a popular opinion if I do not believe it to be right.
  如果我认为普遍为大家接受的观点是不正确的，那么我也愿意承担风险站出来反驳它。
• The devil of popular opinion does not exist.
  并不存在人们通常认为的魔鬼。
• Princess Diana, too, used the court of popular opinion as a weapon& not to maintain mystique, but to become a beloved figure against a royal family that she felt disapproved of her.
  Diana王妃也同样以公众意见为武器&不是为保持神秘性，却因此成为与她觉得无法接受她的皇室相抗争的、深受人民爱戴的人物。