teachable

基本解釋

For while Jesus was lowly, he wasso with regards to the teachable.
因?yàn)橐d雖然卑微，但他是對(duì)那些可教的才這樣。
Although Obama had invited Crowley and Gates as part of what he called a "teachable moment, " it was barely seen by the masses.
雖然奧巴馬已邀請(qǐng)克羅利和蓋茨作為他稱(chēng)之為“受教時(shí)刻”的一部分，但到場(chǎng)的眾人勉強(qiáng)能看得見(jiàn)他們。
When you put yourself in a position of not being teachable or unworthy praises for work done, or good character possessed, it reflects low self esteem.
當(dāng)你把自己放在一個(gè)不可教或者不值得表?yè)P(yáng)的位置上，在完成工作時(shí)或是具備良好品格時(shí)，這就反映出來(lái)了自卑。

He adds that the Tabachnyk controversy is a teachable moment made possible by freedom on speech.

What has happened on Wall Street is the ultimate teachable moment for a business school.
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All of these codes made journalism teachable and gave it the aura of a profession.
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