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1. 额外的：supererogation 额外的努力 | supererogatory 额外的 | superexcellence 卓越

2. supererogatory

2. 职务以外的,份外的,额外的：supernumerary 额外的,多余的 | supererogatory 职务以外的,份外的,额外的 | touchstone 试金石,标准,准则

3. 额外的; 超出职务的 (形)：supererogation 职责以外的工作 (名) | supererogatory 额外的; 超出职务的 (形) | superficial 表面的, 浅薄的, 肤浅的 (形)

1. supererogatory是什么意思

1. Further, we might distinguish between two types of permissible action, that which is supererogatory or virtuous and that which is morally neutral.
    此外，我们可能会区分两种类型的可允许的行动，这是supererogatory或良性，而且这在道义上是中立的。

2. Supererogatory acts raise questions of first importance for ethical theory.
    份外行为提出了伦理学中最为重要的问题。

3. What supererogatory marks of special hospitality did the host show his guest?
    89东道主对客人额外表示了什么特别殷勤的款待？

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4. See Baron 1995 for an argument that Kantian moral theory has no need for the category of the supererogatory.
    参见Baron 1995，Kantian道德理论不需要。。

5. Ornamentation; it was supererogatory of her to gloat; delete superfluous words; extra ribs as well as other''.
    多余'。''的；在客房睡觉；额外的装饰；让她心满意足是''。

6. The two theories of primary concern to Williams are utilitarianism and Kantian moral theory, and both of these are usually interpreted as eschewing the category of the supererogatory.
    Williams主要关注的两个理论是实用主义和Kantian道德理论，且两者通常都被认为是回避了多劳类别。

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7. Some theories of morally correct action also introduce the category of the supererogatory: an action is supererogatory if and only if it is morally praiseworthy, but not obligatory.
    有些道德正确的行为的理论还引入了多劳类别：一个行为当且仅当它在道德上值得表扬但不是义务时就属于多劳类别。

8. I presum e it is supererogatory to seek here (eyeing the folds of the garment with a bi tter smile) for any farther evidence of your skill.
    我看不必搜这件被风（他脸带冷笑地看着被风的褶裥），再找出您那套玩艺的证据了。

9. Any higher standard of care that the researchers or sponsors are able to provide is supererogatory: that is, morally praiseworthy, but not obligatory.
    这样，研究者和试验发起人给予的任何更高层次的关心都是额外的：也就是说，在道德上值得称颂，但并不是义务的。

10. It was supererogatory for her to gloat (Mary McCarthy)
    她也在一旁幸灾乐祸地看得出神，真是多余（玛丽麦卡锡）

1. more than is needed, desired, or required

    e.g. trying to lose excess weight
           found some extra change lying on the dresser
           yet another book on heraldry might be thought redundant
           skills made redundant by technological advance
           sleeping in the spare room
           supernumerary ornamentation
           it was supererogatory of her to gloat
           delete superfluous (or unnecessary) words
           extra ribs as well as other supernumerary internal parts
           surplus cheese distributed to the needy

    Synonym: excess extra redundant spare superfluous supernumerary surplus