well-meant

基本解释

• adj.出自善意的；没有恶意的

同根派生

英汉例句

双语例句

• The free, universal, well-meant, offer of the gospel does not imply universal ability to believe.
  福音的赐与是免费的、普世性的、善意的，但是却非意味着普世的人都有能力相信它。
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• At the surface of the pool there were constant ruffles; well-meant but misguided interpretations rose to meet and fight each other in my name.
  可池塘表面不断地掀起波澜，善意然而错误的各种解释相互激荡，并以我的名义彼此讨伐。
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• Critics say that screening laws, however well-meant, tend to hit collaborators—perhaps coerced at the time and remorseful now—more than perpetrators.
  批评者指出，这项审查法案即使是出于善意的，但目的仍然是为了打击通敌分子而不是罪犯——或许当时是被迫的，而现在感到懊悔了。

权威例句

• But the well-meant process of making pension funds secure has been becoming ever more expensive.
  ECONOMIST: Company pensions
• So far, its well-meant discussions have merely illuminated the extent of the industry's problems.
  ECONOMIST: Life insurers in Japan
• And no, this is no well-meant public service announcement decrying excessive holiday spending gone awry.
  FORBES: Suze Orman Thinks You Should Consider An Acura

英英字典

柯林斯英英字典

• A well-meant decision, action, or comment is intended to be helpful or kind but is unsuccessful or causes problems.