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TOEFL BNC: 1787 COCA: 1459
*moral¹
/ˈmɒrəl; US mɔ:rəl ||; ˈmɔrəl/adj
1 (only before a noun 只用于名词前) concerned with what is right and wrong 道德（上）的；与是非或对错有关的: Some people refuse to eat meat on moral grounds (= because they believe it to be wrong). 有些人因道德理由而不愿吃肉。 a moral dilemma/issue/question 道德上的难题╱问题
2 having a high standard of behaviour that is considered good and right by most people 有道德的；品行端正的；品格高尚的: She has always led a very moral life. 她一向过着很规矩的生活。 [OPP] immoral 反义词为immoral ☞Compare amoral, it has a different meaning. 与amoral比较，意思不同。
moral support help or encouragement that you give to sb who is nervous or worried 道义上的支持；精神上的支持或鼓励: I went to the dentist's with him just to give him some moral support. 我陪他一起去看牙医只是想给他一点精神上的支持。
*moral²
/ˈmɒrəl; US mɔ:rəl ||; ˈmɔrəl/noun
1 morals [pl] standards of good behaviour 道德标准: These people appear to have no morals. 这些人好像缺乏道德标准。
2 [C] a lesson in the right way to behave that can be learnt from a story or an experience 教训；寓意: The moral of the play is that friendship is more important than money. 这出戏剧的寓意是友情比金钱更重要。

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