Definition of Eros in English:

Eros

proper nounˈɪərɒs

1Greek Mythology
The god of love, son of Aphrodite.
〔希腊神话〕厄洛斯（爱神，阿佛洛犾忒之子，相当于罗马神话中的CUPID ）
Roman equivalent Cupid
1. 1.1mass noun Sexual love or desire.
  性爱；性欲
  Eros drives us to transcend ourselves through desire
  Example sentencesExamples
  He is an M / E / A, meaning that Mania is his strongest scale, followed by Eros and Agape (altruistic love).
  This is not the love of Eros, but the love of Agape.
  The colored picture painted over the pool figures the ‘Regard’ of love, that is, the way Eros shapes itself in a certain look, in a certain aspect.
  Part of what he was really attracted to in the Aboriginal culture and in the songs were their deep carnality, their Eros that drove the songs, and were so central to so many ceremonies.
  The majority of love songs and movies are about Eros.
  For a discussion of Eros, Philia and Agape, visit the Philosophy of Love page.
  In other words, such love is still within the province of Eros, whereas, much like Spinoza's third kind of knowledge, agape is intellectual love.
  She is a goddess, a notion of womanhood painted by a man self-confessedly driven by Eros.
  I am not the origin of the desire that operates within my vision; it is from Eros that I derive the libidinal quality of my gaze which eroticizes the world.
2. 1.2mass noun (in Freudian theory) the life instinct.
  （弗洛伊德学说中的）生的本能。常与THANATOS 相对
  Often contrasted with Thanatos
  Example sentencesExamples
  He simply ends his book with calls for love, for Eros in face of Thanatos.
  Pornography distorts Eros, which pre-exists and persists, despite male culture's pornographic ‘revenge’ upon it.
  If the two pioneers had continued to collaborate, Freud might have recognized that his portrayal of Eros and Death as giants locked in perpetual combat is what Jung would have called an ‘archetypal’ vision.
  However, he argues further that if Freud is correct, the balance to Thanatos is Eros, or the love of life.
  They show a more disquieting image of death because they evoke the encounter of Eros and Thanatos.
  Sigmund Freud, in Civilization and Its Discontents, writes that all of life is a battle between the forces of love, or Eros, and the forces of death, Thanatos.
3. 1.3mass noun (in Jungian psychology) the principle of personal relatedness in human activities, associated with the anima.
  （荣格心理学中与灵气有关的）人类活动中的个人相关原理。常与LOGOS 相对
  Often contrasted with Logos
  Example sentencesExamples
  The mother is abundantly endowed with Eros, the principle of love, intimacy, and relatedness, while the father is the living embodiment of Logos, the principle of reason, judgement, and discrimination.
  Jung called Eros the great binder and deliverer and he anticipated a growing awareness of the androgynous aspect of our personalities.
  By Eros, Jung meant a principle of psychic relatedness, whether to another human being, or indeed anything "other".
2Astronomy
Asteroid 433, discovered in 1898, which comes at times nearer to the earth than any celestial body except the moon.
〔天文〕爱神星（小行星433号）

Origin

Latin, from Greek, literally 'sexual love'.

Definition of Eros in US English:

Eros

proper noun

1Greek Mythology
The god of love, son of Aphrodite.
〔希腊神话〕厄洛斯（爱神，阿佛洛犾忒之子，相当于罗马神话中的CUPID ）
Roman equivalent Cupid
1. 1.1 Sexual love or desire.
  性爱；性欲
  Eros drives us to transcend ourselves through desire
  Example sentencesExamples
  In other words, such love is still within the province of Eros, whereas, much like Spinoza's third kind of knowledge, agape is intellectual love.
  For a discussion of Eros, Philia and Agape, visit the Philosophy of Love page.
  The majority of love songs and movies are about Eros.
  He is an M / E / A, meaning that Mania is his strongest scale, followed by Eros and Agape (altruistic love).
  The colored picture painted over the pool figures the ‘Regard’ of love, that is, the way Eros shapes itself in a certain look, in a certain aspect.
  Part of what he was really attracted to in the Aboriginal culture and in the songs were their deep carnality, their Eros that drove the songs, and were so central to so many ceremonies.
  I am not the origin of the desire that operates within my vision; it is from Eros that I derive the libidinal quality of my gaze which eroticizes the world.
  This is not the love of Eros, but the love of Agape.
  She is a goddess, a notion of womanhood painted by a man self-confessedly driven by Eros.
2. 1.2 (in Freudian theory) the life instinct.
  （弗洛伊德学说中的）生的本能。常与THANATOS 相对
  Often contrasted with Thanatos
  Example sentencesExamples
  However, he argues further that if Freud is correct, the balance to Thanatos is Eros, or the love of life.
  They show a more disquieting image of death because they evoke the encounter of Eros and Thanatos.
  Pornography distorts Eros, which pre-exists and persists, despite male culture's pornographic ‘revenge’ upon it.
  He simply ends his book with calls for love, for Eros in face of Thanatos.
  Sigmund Freud, in Civilization and Its Discontents, writes that all of life is a battle between the forces of love, or Eros, and the forces of death, Thanatos.
  If the two pioneers had continued to collaborate, Freud might have recognized that his portrayal of Eros and Death as giants locked in perpetual combat is what Jung would have called an ‘archetypal’ vision.
3. 1.3 (in Jungian psychology) the principle of personal relatedness in human activities, associated with the anima.
  （荣格心理学中与灵气有关的）人类活动中的个人相关原理。常与LOGOS 相对
  Often contrasted with Logos
  Example sentencesExamples
  The mother is abundantly endowed with Eros, the principle of love, intimacy, and relatedness, while the father is the living embodiment of Logos, the principle of reason, judgement, and discrimination.
  Jung called Eros the great binder and deliverer and he anticipated a growing awareness of the androgynous aspect of our personalities.
  By Eros, Jung meant a principle of psychic relatedness, whether to another human being, or indeed anything "other".
2Astronomy
An asteroid discovered in 1898. At times it comes nearer to the earth than any celestial body except the moon.
〔天文〕爱神星（小行星433号）

Origin

Latin, from Greek, literally ‘sexual love’.

词汇	Eros
释义	Definition of Eros in English: Eros proper nounˈɪərɒs 1Greek Mythology The god of love, son of Aphrodite. 〔希腊神话〕厄洛斯（爱神，阿佛洛犾忒之子，相当于罗马神话中的CUPID ） Roman equivalent Cupid 1.1mass noun Sexual love or desire. 性爱；性欲 Eros drives us to transcend ourselves through desire Example sentencesExamples He is an M / E / A, meaning that Mania is his strongest scale, followed by Eros and Agape (altruistic love). This is not the love of Eros, but the love of Agape. The colored picture painted over the pool figures the ‘Regard’ of love, that is, the way Eros shapes itself in a certain look, in a certain aspect. Part of what he was really attracted to in the Aboriginal culture and in the songs were their deep carnality, their Eros that drove the songs, and were so central to so many ceremonies. The majority of love songs and movies are about Eros. For a discussion of Eros, Philia and Agape, visit the Philosophy of Love page. In other words, such love is still within the province of Eros, whereas, much like Spinoza's third kind of knowledge, agape is intellectual love. She is a goddess, a notion of womanhood painted by a man self-confessedly driven by Eros. I am not the origin of the desire that operates within my vision; it is from Eros that I derive the libidinal quality of my gaze which eroticizes the world. 1.2mass noun (in Freudian theory) the life instinct. （弗洛伊德学说中的）生的本能。常与THANATOS 相对 Often contrasted with Thanatos Example sentencesExamples He simply ends his book with calls for love, for Eros in face of Thanatos. Pornography distorts Eros, which pre-exists and persists, despite male culture's pornographic ‘revenge’ upon it. If the two pioneers had continued to collaborate, Freud might have recognized that his portrayal of Eros and Death as giants locked in perpetual combat is what Jung would have called an ‘archetypal’ vision. However, he argues further that if Freud is correct, the balance to Thanatos is Eros, or the love of life. They show a more disquieting image of death because they evoke the encounter of Eros and Thanatos. Sigmund Freud, in Civilization and Its Discontents, writes that all of life is a battle between the forces of love, or Eros, and the forces of death, Thanatos. 1.3mass noun (in Jungian psychology) the principle of personal relatedness in human activities, associated with the anima. （荣格心理学中与灵气有关的）人类活动中的个人相关原理。常与LOGOS 相对 Often contrasted with Logos Example sentencesExamples The mother is abundantly endowed with Eros, the principle of love, intimacy, and relatedness, while the father is the living embodiment of Logos, the principle of reason, judgement, and discrimination. Jung called Eros the great binder and deliverer and he anticipated a growing awareness of the androgynous aspect of our personalities. By Eros, Jung meant a principle of psychic relatedness, whether to another human being, or indeed anything "other". 2Astronomy Asteroid 433, discovered in 1898, which comes at times nearer to the earth than any celestial body except the moon. 〔天文〕爱神星（小行星433号） Origin Latin, from Greek, literally 'sexual love'. Definition of Eros in US English: Eros proper noun 1Greek Mythology The god of love, son of Aphrodite. 〔希腊神话〕厄洛斯（爱神，阿佛洛犾忒之子，相当于罗马神话中的CUPID ） Roman equivalent Cupid 1.1 Sexual love or desire. 性爱；性欲 Eros drives us to transcend ourselves through desire Example sentencesExamples In other words, such love is still within the province of Eros, whereas, much like Spinoza's third kind of knowledge, agape is intellectual love. For a discussion of Eros, Philia and Agape, visit the Philosophy of Love page. The majority of love songs and movies are about Eros. He is an M / E / A, meaning that Mania is his strongest scale, followed by Eros and Agape (altruistic love). The colored picture painted over the pool figures the ‘Regard’ of love, that is, the way Eros shapes itself in a certain look, in a certain aspect. Part of what he was really attracted to in the Aboriginal culture and in the songs were their deep carnality, their Eros that drove the songs, and were so central to so many ceremonies. I am not the origin of the desire that operates within my vision; it is from Eros that I derive the libidinal quality of my gaze which eroticizes the world. This is not the love of Eros, but the love of Agape. She is a goddess, a notion of womanhood painted by a man self-confessedly driven by Eros. 1.2 (in Freudian theory) the life instinct. （弗洛伊德学说中的）生的本能。常与THANATOS 相对 Often contrasted with Thanatos Example sentencesExamples However, he argues further that if Freud is correct, the balance to Thanatos is Eros, or the love of life. They show a more disquieting image of death because they evoke the encounter of Eros and Thanatos. Pornography distorts Eros, which pre-exists and persists, despite male culture's pornographic ‘revenge’ upon it. He simply ends his book with calls for love, for Eros in face of Thanatos. Sigmund Freud, in Civilization and Its Discontents, writes that all of life is a battle between the forces of love, or Eros, and the forces of death, Thanatos. If the two pioneers had continued to collaborate, Freud might have recognized that his portrayal of Eros and Death as giants locked in perpetual combat is what Jung would have called an ‘archetypal’ vision. 1.3 (in Jungian psychology) the principle of personal relatedness in human activities, associated with the anima. （荣格心理学中与灵气有关的）人类活动中的个人相关原理。常与LOGOS 相对 Often contrasted with Logos Example sentencesExamples The mother is abundantly endowed with Eros, the principle of love, intimacy, and relatedness, while the father is the living embodiment of Logos, the principle of reason, judgement, and discrimination. Jung called Eros the great binder and deliverer and he anticipated a growing awareness of the androgynous aspect of our personalities. By Eros, Jung meant a principle of psychic relatedness, whether to another human being, or indeed anything "other". 2Astronomy An asteroid discovered in 1898. At times it comes nearer to the earth than any celestial body except the moon. 〔天文〕爱神星（小行星433号） Origin Latin, from Greek, literally ‘sexual love’.
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