dispassionate
音标：
英音/ dɪsˈpæʃənət / 美音/ dɪsˈpæʃənət /
听听基本释意：
外刊例句：
Rather than compartmentalize the discussion of slavery or leave it to contemporary artists to create new visual narratives, it used deep research and dispassionate narrative to reinterpret its legacy collections.
它没有将奴隶制的讨论分开，或者将其留给当代艺术家创建新的视觉叙事，而是使用深刻的研究和冷静的叙述来重新解释其遗产收藏。
—Washington Post
Thorough and dispassionate study might reveal that the benefit to the public of financing enterprise by crisis-prone banking outweighs the loss to the public of making good on the deposits that the banks cannot cover.
彻底和冷静的研究可能表明，易于危机的银行业务对公众融资企业的利益超过了对银行无法覆盖的存款的损失。
—Washington Post
It was the kind of informative, dispassionate information women needed.
这是妇女所需的内容丰富，热情洋溢的信息。
—Washington Post
基本释意：
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不带感情的；平心静气的；公平的
同义词：
没有找到同义词
短释义：
Dispassionate is the opposite of passionate, and while passions are said to run “hot,” dispassionate people are often described as “cold.” Many people think that a judge should be dispassionate when deciding a case — unaffected by strong emotions or preconceived prejudices.
热情洋溢的人描述了一个没有被感受的人甚至没有被带走的人。这是您想在外科医生中看到的东西，他在压力下保持冷静，但不在浪漫的伴侣中。
长释义：
Dispassionate is the opposite of passionate, and while passions are said to run “hot,” dispassionate people are often described as “cold.” Many people think that a judge should be dispassionate when deciding a case — unaffected by strong emotions or preconceived prejudices.
热情洋溢的是热情的反对，虽然据说热情播放了“热”，但冷静的人通常被描述为“冷”。许多人认为，法官在决定案件时应该丧命 – 不受强烈情绪或先入为主的偏见的影响。
文学例句：
For, in the precedence of study of other sciences more remote from man’s “business and bosom,” there has been rendered possible a more dispassionate treatment of matters charged with profounder issues.
因为，在对其他科学的研究的优先范围内，与人类的“商业和怀抱”更遥远，已经使人们可能对所负责的问题的问题进行了更加冷静的处理。
—Pioneers of Evolution from Thales to Huxley
With an Intermediate Chapter on the Causes of Arrest of the Movement by Clodd, Edward
A dispassionate white sun shone at the summit of the sky.
在天空的山顶上闪闪发光的白色阳光。
—The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath
All Chinese documents had to pass through his hands, and it depended upon the amount of the bribes received whether any of them got a dispassionate investigation at the hands of the Consul.
所有中国文件都必须通过他的手，这取决于收到的贿赂金额，他们中的任何一个是否在领事的手中进行了调查。
—Sidelights on Chinese Life by Macgowan, J. (John)
词源：
dispassionate(adj.)1590s, of persons, “free from passions, calm, disposed;” 1640s, “not dictated by passion, impartial;” from dis- “the opposite of” + passionate. Related: Dispassionately.also from 1590s
下面是词源的翻译（机器翻译比较难翻，参考着看）
depassionate（adj。）1590年代，“没有激情，平静，处置”； 1640年代，“不是由激情决定的，公正的；”来自“ +” +热情的反面。相关：depasion。也从1590年代开始
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