enlightenment
gb/ɪnlˈaɪtənmənt/ us/ɪnlˈaɪtənmənt/
B2
英语
~ 7200
mély megértés, rálátás, megvilágosodás, felvilágosodás, tájékoztatás, felvilágosítás
名词
B2
1
rálátás
B2
用法模式：
gain enlightenment about [something]
The course gave me real enlightenment about how our legal system works.
A kurzus valódi rálátást adott arra, hogyan működik a jogrendszerünk.
After years of research, the scientist finally reached enlightenment on the cause of the disease.
Évekig tartó kutatás után a tudós végül felismerte a betegség okát.
The article offers little enlightenment on why the policy failed.
Traveling alone brought her enlightenment about what she truly wanted from life.
His sudden enlightenment during the meeting changed the direction of the entire project.
学习者例句
The book gave me enlightenment about climate change.
A könyv segített jobban megértenem az éghajlatváltozást.
Talking with my teacher brought me enlightenment about my future plans.
A tanárommal folytatott beszélgetés segített tisztábban látni a jövőbeli terveimet.
The video did not give much enlightenment on the problem.
Her trip to another country was a kind of enlightenment for her.
I hope this lesson will bring you some enlightenment on the topic.
常见错误：
Learners sometimes confuse "enlightenment" with "lightening" (making something lighter in color or weight). Another mistake is overusing it in everyday situations where a simpler word like "understanding" or "clarity" would sound more natural. "Enlightenment" is usually reserved for deeper or more significant understanding, not simple facts (you normally say "I understood the rule," not "I had enlightenment about the rule").
含义
deep and clear understanding
搭配
gain enlightenment
|offer enlightenment
|intellectual enlightenment
|moment of enlightenment
|true enlightenment
|quest for enlightenment
近义词
insight (Emphasizes the sudden or deep understanding of something, often used more broadly and slightly more commonly.)
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illumination (Slightly more literary; suggests being mentally 'lit up' with clear understanding.)
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understanding (More general and less intense; does not always imply the depth or clarity of 'enlightenment'.)
反义词
ignorance (Lack of knowledge or awareness, the opposite of having deep understanding.)
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confusion (A state of not seeing things clearly or not understanding, opposing the clarity in enlightenment.)
主题
thinking
|education
|personal_growth
|core_vocabulary
释义
A state when you understand something very well and see it clearly, often in a new way.
A state of deep, clear understanding and insight into a subject, situation, or oneself.
名词
C1
2
用法模式：
achieve enlightenment through [practice]
In Buddhism, enlightenment is the end of suffering and the ultimate goal of practice.
A buddhizmusban a megvilágosodás a szenvedés megszűnése és a gyakorlás végső célja.
He left his job and traveled across Asia in search of spiritual enlightenment.
Otthagyta az állását, és beutazta Ázsiát a spirituális megvilágosodás reményében.
Meditation is seen by many as a path to enlightenment.
The teacher reminded her students that enlightenment cannot be forced or rushed.
Some people claim to have experienced brief moments of enlightenment during intense prayer.
学习者例句
Many people meditate to reach enlightenment.
Sokan azért meditálnak, hogy elérjék a megvilágosodást.
In this religion, enlightenment is the highest goal.
Ebben a vallásban a megvilágosodás a legfőbb cél.
She believes that true enlightenment comes from helping others.
The monk talked about his journey toward enlightenment.
They went on a retreat to look for enlightenment.
常见错误：
Learners sometimes use this spiritual meaning when they just mean simple learning, saying things like "I got enlightenment in math" instead of "I learned math" or "I finally understood math." This spiritual sense is mostly used for very deep, life-changing religious or inner experience, not regular study. Also, in texts about Buddhism or Hinduism, learners may forget that "enlightenment" is usually not used with an article in general ("seeking enlightenment," not "seeking an enlightenment").
含义
spiritual or religious awakening
搭配
spiritual enlightenment
|achieve enlightenment
|seek enlightenment
|attain enlightenment
|path to enlightenment
|state of enlightenment
近义词
awakening (Often used in spiritual contexts for a sudden realization; can be less complete or final than enlightenment.)
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nirvana (A Buddhist term; sometimes overlaps with enlightenment but also strongly includes freedom from suffering.)
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self-realization (Focuses more on understanding one's true self; not always as broad or absolute as spiritual enlightenment.)
反义词
delusion (Being strongly mistaken about reality, the opposite of clear spiritual understanding.)
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spiritual blindness (A figurative phrase for being unable or unwilling to understand spiritual truth.)
主题
religion
|philosophy
|personal_growth
释义
A very high spiritual state where a person feels completely awake inside and understands deep truth about life or reality.
In religious or spiritual traditions, a state of perfect understanding, inner freedom, and awareness of ultimate truth.
名词
C1
FORMAL
3
用法模式：
the Enlightenment in [place or field]
The Enlightenment laid much of the intellectual groundwork for modern democracy.
A felvilágosodás nagyrészt megteremtette a modern demokrácia szellemi alapjait.
Many Enlightenment thinkers believed that education could improve society.
Sok felvilágosodás kori gondolkodó úgy vélte, hogy az oktatás jobbá teheti a társadalmat.
Her research focuses on religious tolerance during the Enlightenment in France.
Kant is often described as one of the central philosophers of the Enlightenment.
Enlightenment ideals strongly influenced the American and French revolutions.
学习者例句
The Enlightenment was an important time in European history.
A felvilágosodás fontos korszak volt Európa történelmében.
During the Enlightenment, many writers talked about human rights.
A felvilágosodás idején sok író beszélt az emberi jogokról.
Enlightenment thinkers believed in the power of reason.
The ideas of the Enlightenment changed politics in Europe.
We studied the Enlightenment in my history class.
常见错误：
Learners often forget to capitalize this meaning. When it refers to the historical movement, it should be written as "the Enlightenment" with a capital E. Writing "the enlightenment" usually suggests the general idea of becoming enlightened, not the specific historical period.
含义
18th-century European intellectual movement
搭配
the Enlightenment
|Age of Enlightenment
|Enlightenment thinkers
|Enlightenment ideals
|Enlightenment philosophy
|Enlightenment values
近义词
the Age of Reason (A common historical label that highlights the focus on rational thought during the Enlightenment.)
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the Age of Enlightenment (A fuller historical name; stylistically a bit more formal but essentially the same period.)
反义词
the Dark Ages (A traditional (and debated) term for earlier European history often seen as less rational and less scientific, contrasted with the Enlightenment.)
主题
history
|politics
|philosophy
|education
释义
A time in European history, mainly in the 1700s, when many writers and thinkers focused on reason, science, and human rights. It is called the Enlightenment.
A European intellectual and cultural movement of the 17th and 18th centuries that emphasized reason, science, and individual rights, often referred to as the Enlightenment or the Age of Enlightenment.
名词
C1
FORMAL
4
tájékoztatás
B1
用法模式：
for the enlightenment of [someone]
The government launched a series of public enlightenment campaigns about the new health regulations.
A kormány lakossági tájékoztató kampánysorozatot indított az új egészségügyi előírásokról.
These workshops are offered for the enlightenment of citizens who are unsure of their legal rights.
Ezeket a műhelyfoglalkozásokat azért kínálják, hogy tájékoztassák azokat az állampolgárokat, akik nincsenek tisztában a jogaikkal.
Accurate reporting by the press is essential for the enlightenment of the public.
The charity focuses on the enlightenment of rural communities about hygiene and disease prevention.
The brochure was printed for the enlightenment of new employees.
学习者例句
The TV program was made for the enlightenment of the public.
A tévéműsor a közönség tájékoztatására készült.
The school runs a campaign for the enlightenment of parents about internet safety.
Az iskola kampányt folytat, hogy tájékoztassa a szülőket az internetbiztonságról.
Good news reports help in the enlightenment of society.
The health office started a project for the enlightenment of children about nutrition.
The leaflet is for the enlightenment of new students.
常见错误：
Learners sometimes use this formal sense in casual speech where a simpler word like "information" or "education" is more natural. Phrases like "public enlightenment" and "for the enlightenment of" are mostly found in official, written, or formal contexts, not everyday conversation.
含义
act of informing or educating
搭配
public enlightenment
|for the enlightenment of
|campaign of enlightenment
|means of enlightenment
|enlightenment programs
|enlightenment efforts
近义词
education (Broader and more common; includes formal teaching, while "enlightenment" in this sense is often used in formal or official writing.)
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instruction (Focuses on giving specific, practical information; sounds more concrete and less grand than "enlightenment".)
反义词
misinformation (Refers to giving false or misleading information instead of helpful knowledge.)
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obscurantism (A formal term for deliberately preventing people from getting knowledge, the opposite of promoting enlightenment.)
主题
education
|communication
|government
释义
The act of teaching or explaining something so that people can understand it clearly.
The act or process of giving people knowledge or information so that they understand something better.
语法
词典原形
enlightenment
IPA
GB/ɪnlˈaɪtənmənt/
US/ɪnlˈaɪtənmənt/
音节与重音
en - light - ment （3 个音节）
Stress on 2nd syllable (light)
词形变化
Noun
- Base: enlightenment
- Plural: enlightenment
词族
Core family
enlighten
verb
enlightened
adjective
enlightening
adjective
Negative and opposite forms
unenlightened
adjective
相关表达
achieve enlightenment
1/ət͡ʃˈiv ɪnlˈaɪtənmənt/
fixed phrase
reach a state of enlightenment
To finally reach a state where you are enlightened, either spiritually or in a deep mental way.
例句
- According to the tradition, the Buddha achieved enlightenment under a bodhi tree.
- They believe it may take many lifetimes to achieve enlightenment.
- He does not claim to have achieved enlightenment; he just feels more awake to his own life.
Age of Enlightenment
1/ˈeɪd͡ʒ əv ɪnlˈaɪtənmənt/
fixed phrase
formal
historical period name
Another common name for the historical time called the Enlightenment.
例句
- The Age of Enlightenment influenced revolutions in America and France.
- In the Age of Enlightenment, writers challenged the power of kings and churches.
- We read about major thinkers of the Age of Enlightenment.
path to enlightenment
1/pˈæθ tə ɪnlˈaɪtənmənt/
idiom
process leading to enlightenment
The series of actions, practices, or life changes that help a person become enlightened, especially in a spiritual way.
例句
- For her, daily meditation and service to others are part of the path to enlightenment.
- Different teachers describe the path to enlightenment in different ways.
- He wrote a book about his own path to enlightenment after years of struggle.
seek enlightenment
1/sˈik ɪnlˈaɪtənmənt/
fixed phrase
try to gain deep understanding
To look for or try hard to get very deep understanding, often about spiritual or life questions.
例句
- Many people travel to distant countries to seek enlightenment.
- He left his high-paying job to seek enlightenment and a simpler life.
- They joined the group to seek enlightenment about the meaning of suffering.
spiritual enlightenment
1/spˈɪɹɪt͡ʃuəl ɪnlˈaɪtənmənt/
fixed phrase
state of deep spiritual understanding
A very high spiritual state when a person fully understands deep spiritual truth and feels free inside.
例句
- She moved to a monastery in search of spiritual enlightenment.
- The book explains how meditation can lead to spiritual enlightenment.
- Different religions have different ideas about spiritual enlightenment.
the Enlightenment
1/ðə ɪnlˈaɪtənmənt/
fixed phrase
formal
the historical Enlightenment period
The name of an important time in European history when many thinkers focused on reason, science, and human rights.
例句
- Voltaire was one of the most famous writers of the Enlightenment.
- The values of the Enlightenment still shape many Western societies today.
- Our professor gave a lecture on religion and the Enlightenment.