amateurism

1. N-UNCOUNT 业余主义（认为享受体育和其他活动的乐趣比从中谋利更为重要）
   Amateurism is the belief that people should take part in sports and other activities as a hobby, for pleasure, rather than as a job, for money.
   1. He is a staunch supporter of amateurism.
      他是业余主义的坚定支持者。

1. He is a staunch supporter of amateurism.
   他是业余主义的坚定支持者。
2. Even then, the concept of amateurism, for which there were no rules in ancient times, and the zeal for the competitive spirit were often sacrificed for the more selfish materialistic considerations.
   即使在那时，业余的概念对此古代没有规定和对体育精神的追求常常为了自私自利的物质报酬而受到亵渎。
3. Though clothing is now allowed at the Olympics-indeed it is compulsory-so is a veneer of amateurism.
   现在的奥运会允许穿衣服实际上，必须穿衣服但人们必须以同样的方式对业余性加以掩饰。
4. He would have been criticised for recklessness, extravagance and amateurism.
   人们会批评他太鲁莽、太浪费、太业余。
5. He enjoyed its eccentricity and air of English amateurism, and he served bravely in Libya and Sicily.
   他喜欢这支部队的古怪特点和非正规的英格兰氛围，他勇敢地在利比亚和西西里执行任务。
6. Ms Royal has been damaged by a succession of foreign-policy gaffes in recent weeks, which have lent her campaign an air of amateurism.
   最近几周，罗亚尔女士形象折损于其一系列外交政策的欠缺。
7. Lu Xun's thought on amateurism makes it clear to us that intellectuals should actively show concern for the development of the whole nation and the world.
   鲁迅的“业余性”昭示我们，当代知识分子应积极关注整个民族和世界的发展；
8. Chinese Bamboo Art from Amateurism to Professionalism
   从民间到专业化改编与创作中的竹笛艺术
9. The main characteristic of common model is the amateurism of handlers.
   民用市场的主要特点是仪器操作者的业余性。

noun

1. the conviction that people should participate in sports as a hobby (for the fun of it) rather than for money