worldview
gb/wˈɚldvjˌu/ us/wˈɚldvjˌu/
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英語
語義
0件の語義
名詞
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abstract
1
overall view of life and reality
the main way someone understands the world and life
用法パターン：
[someone]'s worldview; a/an [adjective] worldview
よくある間違い：
Often misspelled or written as two words (“world view”); plural is “worldviews.”
類義語
outlook (More general; can be about attitude as well as beliefs.)
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perspective (Often narrower and situation-specific than a worldview.)
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belief system (Emphasizes organized beliefs, often religious or ideological.)
対義語
parochialism (The opposite idea of being narrowly limited in viewpoint.)
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narrow-mindedness (Refers to refusing broader views rather than holding a full framework.)
コロケーション
someone's worldview
|a political worldview
|a religious worldview
|a scientific worldview
|a moral worldview
|a conservative worldview
|a liberal worldview
|a coherent worldview
|a narrow worldview
|a global worldview
テーマ
philosophy
|psychology
|society
|religion
|politics
例文
- Her travels completely changed her worldview and the way she thought about privilege.
- Their worldview is shaped by the community they grew up in and the media they consume.
- He explained the policy through a worldview that prioritizes personal responsibility.
学習者向け例文
- My worldview changed after I moved to another country.
- We have different worldviews about family and work.
名詞
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abstract
2
shared beliefs of a group
a way of thinking shared by many people in a group
用法パターン：
the [adjective] worldview; a/an [group] worldview
よくある間違い：
Learners may overuse “worldview” when “culture” or “tradition” is more natural for customs rather than beliefs.
類義語
ideology (More specifically political; often more explicit and organized.)
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mindset (More about habitual thinking patterns than a full belief framework.)
対義語
pluralism (Emphasizes many coexisting viewpoints rather than one shared framework.)
コロケーション
a cultural worldview
|a Western worldview
|an Indigenous worldview
|a capitalist worldview
|a secular worldview
|a traditional worldview
|a dominant worldview
|a shared worldview
|a common worldview
|a competing worldview
テーマ
culture
|society
|anthropology
|politics
|religion
例文
- The book compares how different societies’ worldviews influence their relationship with nature.
- Within the organization, two worldviews compete over whether growth or stability matters more.
- The course examines the worldview behind modern consumer culture.
学習者向け例文
- The community has a shared worldview.
- Different groups can have different worldviews.
文法
辞書形
worldview
IPA
GB/wˈɚldvjˌu/
US/wˈɚldvjˌu/
音節・強勢
world - view （2音節）
Stress on 1st syllable (world)
活用形
Noun
- Base: worldview
- Plural: worldviews
表現
a clash of worldviews
1/ə klˈæʃ əv wˈɚldvjˌuz/
fixed phrase
conflict between belief systems
a disagreement because people see the world differently
例文
- The debate revealed a clash of worldviews about individual freedom and social responsibility.
- Their breakup wasn’t about one issue, but a clash of worldviews.
a shared worldview
1/ə ʃˈɛɹd wˈɚldvjˌu/
fixed phrase
worldview held in common
the same way of thinking about the world
例文
- They bonded quickly because of a shared worldview.
- A shared worldview can make teamwork easier, but it can also limit new ideas.
a shift in worldview
1/ə ʃˈɪft ˈɪn wˈɚldvjˌu/
fixed phrase
major change in worldview
a big change in how someone sees the world
例文
- The pandemic caused a shift in worldview for many people.
- After learning more about the issue, he experienced a shift in his worldview.
broaden your worldview
1/bɹˈɔdən jˈʊɹ wˈɚldvjˌu/
fixed phrase
expand your way of seeing
to understand more about the world and other people
例文
- Living with a host family can broaden your worldview.
- Reading authors from different countries helped broaden her worldview.
shape someone's worldview
1/ʃˈeɪp sˈʌmwˌʌnz wˈɚldvjˌu/
fixed phrase
strongly influence someone's worldview
to affect how someone sees the world
例文
- Her childhood experiences shaped her worldview.
- Social media can shape teenagers’ worldviews in subtle ways.