careerism

1. The careerism and money seemed only to embolden their blindness.
   利欲熏心与金钱看上去仅仅加重了他们的盲目愚昧。
2. I will educate him and guide him to be a sunny, positive, happy man full of careerism.
   我要教育他、引导他成为一个阳光、积极乐观、充满事业心的人。
3. I don't have a careerism to research some deep issue, so I bought many kinds of books about religion, art, literature, society, history, biology.
   我一向没有对任何问题作高深研究的野心，因之所买的书范围较广，宗教、艺术、文学、社会、哲学、历史、生物，各方面差不多都有一点。
4. In short, driver by careerism, the nathions colleges and universities are more successful providing degrees and diplomas than in providing a quality education for their students.
   简而言之，受就业导向的驱使，国立性学院和大学更倾向于提供的学位和文凭，而不是提高学生的教育质量。
5. It has to do with both psychology and careerism.
   这里有心理和职业两个方面的原因。
6. One thing is valuable, is its inherent, can satisfy the subject a need, therefore, the attribute careerism fundamentally said," value "is a attribute category.
   一物之所以有价值，是它固有的、能够满足主体某种需要的属性使然，因此，从根本上说，价值是个属性范畴。
7. The carnivalesque spirit, a typical feature of postmodernism, becomes a satiric vehicle for exposing the absurdities of academic careerism.
   狂欢化精神是后现代主义的典型特点，在这部小说中作为有力的讽刺工具，揭露了学术界追名逐利的可笑性。

noun

1. the practice of advancing your career at the expense of your personal integrity