morale

n.

士气；精神面貌；

good morale高昂士气；昂扬士气

1. They bolstered their morale by singing.
   他们以唱歌来鼓舞士气。
2. They sang songs to keep their morale up.
   他们唱　歌以保持高昂的士气。
3. We'll soon attack the enemy together. Keep up your morale, soldier!
   我们就要会剿敌军了，同志们要保持斗志啊。
4. A sincere compliment boosts one's morale.
   由衷的称赞可鼓舞一个人的精神。
5. As a Puritan, he is strict in moral and religion.
   作为清教徒，他的道德和宗教观念都很严格。

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