philosophers

英 [fɪˈlɒsəfəz]

美 [fəˈlɑsəfərz]

n.  哲学家; 深思的人; 善于思考的人
philosopher的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 哲学家
  Aphilosopheris a person who studies or writes about philosophy.
  1. ...the Greek philosopher Plato.
     希腊哲学家柏拉图
• 思想家；哲人
  If you refer to someone as aphilosopher, you mean that they think deeply and seriously about life and other basic matters.

双语例句

• A later group of German philosophers pushed this assumption to a more extreme kind of idealism.
  后来一个德国哲学家集团推到了这个假设更加极端的唯心主义。
• Writers and philosophers and even regular people have been pondering this question since the beginning of time.
  从最早开始，作者们和哲学家们，甚至普通人一直都在考虑这个问题。
• One of the main ambitions of philosophers has been to revive hopes that science seemed to have killed.
  哲学家们的主要雄心之一，就是想把那些似乎已被科学扼杀了的希望重新复活起来。
• The political philosophers we are reading are not fools.
  我们读到的政治哲学家不是笨蛋。
• It became a milestone in the history of British education led to many great philosophers thinking.
  它成为英国教育史上的里程碑，引发了许多伟大哲人的思考。
• The idea has been given short shrift by philosophers.
  哲学家们并未怎么关注这一观点。
• This view influenced Plato and Kant, and most of the intermediate philosophers.
  这种观点影响了柏拉图和康德以及他们两人之间的大部分的哲学家。
• The Greek philosophers and early Christian Fathers boxed the compass once for all.
  希腊哲学家和早期的神父早已一劳永逸地为后人指明了方向。
• This historic regression provides philosophers with a broad theoretical space and a chance of development.
  这一历史性回归为我们这些哲学工作者提供了广阔的理论空间和发展契机。
• Since ancient times, learned men or philosophers have thought about matter and what it is made up of.
  自远古起，饱学之士或者是哲学家一直在思考着什么是物质以及什么构成了物质。