humanitarian 的 2 个定义
- having concern for or helping to improve the welfare and happiness of people.
- of or relating to ethical or theological humanitarianism.
- pertaining to the saving of human lives or to the alleviation of suffering: a humanitarian crisis.
- a person actively engaged in promoting human welfare and social reforms, as a philanthropist.
- a person who professes ethical or theological humanitarianism.
humanitarian 近义词
giving, compassionate
person who gives generously
humanitarian 的近义词 9 个
humanitarian 的反义词 3 个
更多humanitarian例句
- Israel must approve all imports to Palestinian land, including medical supplies, even those donated by humanitarian organizations.
- I hope that world leaders will come together to address the climate crisis with the urgency and ambition needed to avert such a global humanitarian issue.
- A government-imposed communications blackout cut off the internet and phone lines, limiting access for journalists and humanitarian groups.
- “Home Work,” by Julie Andrews with Emma Walton HamiltonThe Oscar-winning actress looks back on her life in Hollywood — filming “The Sound of Music” and “Mary Poppins,” among other hits — and her humanitarian work in Vietnam.
- Numerous countries are opening their doors to these migrants, both for humanitarian reasons as well as the opportunity to attract high-skilled workers.
- Paula Kweskin is an attorney specializing in international humanitarian and human rights law.
- With the harsh Middle Eastern winter approaching fast, what people in Syria and Iraq need most, in fact, is humanitarian support.
- By 27 September, there were 1,400 people in the grounds of the embassy, creating a small humanitarian crisis.
- Humanitarian organizations had already pulled out, and French troops rushed in to extract the 15 foreigners left in the city.
- The precious cargo: two American humanitarian workers with Ebola.
- How literally true it is that in this special form of social and humanitarian work we are seeking to save that which is lost!
- Humanitarian movements,—the abolition of the slave trade, the cause of Greece and Italy,—were European.
- The idealism of the eighteenth century was not reformative and humanistic, but revolutionary and humanitarian.
- There was something inhuman even in their humanitarian zeal.
- For hospitals are not engaged in a gainful pursuit, regardless of all humanitarian considerations.