righteousness
n. 正直; 正当; 正义
If you think that someone behaves or lives in a way that is morally good, you can say that they are righteous. People sometimes use righteous to express their disapproval when they think someone is only behaving in this way so that others will admire or support them.
Aren't you afraid of being seen as a righteous crusader?...
你不怕被人看作是一个装腔作势的改革者?
He was full of righteous indignation.
他义愤填膺。
1. adhering to moral principles
She visualized him stomping to his car, the picture of self-righteousness.
她想象着他噔噔噔地走向车子,一副自以为是的模样。
Both sides in the dispute have been adopting a tone of moral righteousness.
纠纷双方说起话来都是冠冕堂皇。
China has always been known as a land of propriety and righteousness.
中国从来以礼义之邦著称。
The forgiveness of sins is perpetual and righteousness first is not required.
宽恕罪过是永恒的,并不计较原来是否是好人.
China has always been known as a land of propriety band righteousness.
中国从来以礼义之邦著称.