jau5 dou6 dak1有道德

Jyutpingjau5 dou6 dak1
Yaleyáuh douh dāk

Definition

To have moral integrity; ethical; moral.

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How it's used

Using this phrase often carries a slightly formal or judgmental tone, as it implies a standard of conduct that someone may or may not be meeting. It is frequently employed in debates or complaints about professional ethics or personal behavior. When you want to describe someone who is generally kind or decent, people often prefer using 好人 instead.

Examples

The most important thing in life is to have moral integrity.
Is he really acting with moral integrity by doing things that way?

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Common mistake

Avoid using this to describe someone who is simply polite or well-mannered, as it specifically refers to ethical principles rather than social etiquette.

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