commercialism

英 [kəˈmɜːʃəlɪzəm]

美 [kəˈmɜːrʃəlɪzəm]

n.  商业主义; 赢利主义

经济

BNC.23248 / COCA.19499

牛津词典

noun

• 商业主义；赢利主义
  the fact of being more interested in making money than in the value or quality of things

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 商业主义;营利主义
  Commercialismis the practice of making a lot of money from things without caring about their quality.
  1. Koons has engrossed himself in a world of commercialism that most modern artists disdain.
     昆斯投身于商界，那是一个大部分现代艺术家所不齿的圈子。

英英释义

noun

• transactions (sales and purchases) having the objective of supplying commodities (goods and services)
  Synonym:commercemercantilism

双语例句

• As the first Olympics ever to be televised and include a brand endorsement by an athlete, the Rome Games ushered in a new era of commercialism and changed the way the world viewed its Olympians.
  作为第一届用电视转播并由运动员做品牌宣传的奥运会，罗马奥运会引领了一个全新的商业时代，改变了世界对奥运会选手的看法。
• They seem to glory in their reputation for crass commercialism.
  他们仿佛以他们的愚钝的重商主义名声为自豪。
• Great art and commercialism are surely mutually exclusive.
  伟大的艺术和商业主义一定是相互排斥的。
• I dislike the heartless commercialism of many of our big companies.
  我非常讨厌我们许多大公司没良心只顾赚钱的商品主义。
• People and societies depend on each other for survival but the growth of such things as commercialism is seeing traditional values being ignored.
  可知，此处讲“人和社团是相互依存的，但是一些诸如商业化的事物的发展使得传统的价值观越来越不受重视”，故选。
• Stuck in dead-end meaningless jobs and surrounded by rampant commercialism the three characters lead a bleak life.
  这三个角色摆脱不了没有出路、无意义的工作，被泛滥的拜金主义所包围，过着凄凉的生活。
• How they do so reveals the brilliance of the IOC's stand against the crass commercialism of corporate ads and logos at the games.
  它们的经营方式表明，国际奥委会在处理奥运会中的公司广告和商标时采取了光辉立场，反对唯利是图。
• "Non-existent or lax laws on organ donation and transplantation encourage commercialism and transplant tourism," said Dr Luc Noel, in charge of transplantation at WHO.
  “器官捐献和移植法律的不存在或不严格鼓励了商业化和移植旅游，”世卫组织负责移植的LucNoel博士说。
• It didn't feel like it had been written by committee or with so many concessions to demographic or commercialism.
  它不像是由某个委员会所写或是因为人口统计或是商业主义而作出了一些让步。
• A symbol of commercialism or greed.
  营利主意或者贪婪的象征。