sophist

sophist

美 ['sɒfɪst] 　英 ['sɒfɪst]

• n.智者；（古希腊的）哲学教师；诡辩者；诡辩家
• 网络智者篇；辩士；诡辩学者

词形变化

复数：sophists  

英汉双解

英汉解释

n.	1. (古希腊以教授修辞学,哲学为职业并以善于诡辩出名的)智者;诡辩学者 2. 诡辩家;博学者

英英解释

n.	1. a member of a school of ancient Greek professional philosophers who were expert in and taught the skills of rhetoric, argument, and debate, but were criticized for specious reasoning. 2. a deceptive person who offers clever-sounding but flawed arguments or explanations

例句

It was basically a selfish act, though no doubt a sophist would argue that it was done. for the general good.

从根本上说，这是自私的行为，尽管诡辩者一定会争辩说这样做有利公益。

was constantly turning the tables on his confident opponents in argument, he was considered by many Athenians to be just another Sophist.

由于苏格拉底经常在辩论中战胜那些充满自信的对手，他也因此被许多雅典人看作是另—个智者。

Mum is the sophist who teaches you to view and feel the world around and in mind first.

妈妈是一位智者。她是第一个教会你去看去体会周围和内心世界的人。

The terms "sophist" and "sophistry" have taken on derogatory connotations in modern times.

当今社会，“诡辩家”以及“诡辩”等词汇已染上贬义色彩。

PLATO describes the consequences of the sophist denial of the existence of objective truths and standards, in several dialogues

柏拉图曾在他的对话录中描述了智者派否认客观真理和标准的存在所带来的后果。

The Education of Sophist and the Diversion of Greek Philosophy

智者的教化和希腊哲学的转向

Sophist, Standing on giant's shoulders

智者，站在世界巨人的肩上

Brief Discussion of Sophist Kuai Tong

辩士蒯通简论