Definition of value-neutral in English:

value-neutral

adjective

Not presupposing the acceptance of any particular values.
无价值判断倾向的，价值观念中立的
Example sentencesExamples
- An attempt at a hands-off, entirely value-neutral science education is doomed, either to fail, or to accomplish an entirely pointless success.
- Morality involves value judgments, and I want my intelligences to be value-neutral.
- For that reason, the state should always be value-neutral in framing laws which restrict speech.
- It does not invalidate the central propositions of my paper, one of which is that ultimately it is impossible to conduct value-neutral research.
- Some believe that technology itself is value-neutral.

Definition of value-neutral in US English:

value-neutral

adjectiveˈvæljuˌn(j)utrəlˈvalyo͞oˌn(y)o͞otrəl

Not presupposing the acceptance of any particular values.
无价值判断倾向的，价值观念中立的
Example sentencesExamples
- An attempt at a hands-off, entirely value-neutral science education is doomed, either to fail, or to accomplish an entirely pointless success.
- It does not invalidate the central propositions of my paper, one of which is that ultimately it is impossible to conduct value-neutral research.
- For that reason, the state should always be value-neutral in framing laws which restrict speech.
- Some believe that technology itself is value-neutral.
- Morality involves value judgments, and I want my intelligences to be value-neutral.

词汇	value-neutral
释义	Definition of value-neutral in English: value-neutral adjective Not presupposing the acceptance of any particular values. 无价值判断倾向的，价值观念中立的 Example sentencesExamples An attempt at a hands-off, entirely value-neutral science education is doomed, either to fail, or to accomplish an entirely pointless success. Morality involves value judgments, and I want my intelligences to be value-neutral. For that reason, the state should always be value-neutral in framing laws which restrict speech. It does not invalidate the central propositions of my paper, one of which is that ultimately it is impossible to conduct value-neutral research. Some believe that technology itself is value-neutral. Definition of value-neutral in US English: value-neutral adjectiveˈvæljuˌn(j)utrəlˈvalyo͞oˌn(y)o͞otrəl Not presupposing the acceptance of any particular values. 无价值判断倾向的，价值观念中立的 Example sentencesExamples An attempt at a hands-off, entirely value-neutral science education is doomed, either to fail, or to accomplish an entirely pointless success. It does not invalidate the central propositions of my paper, one of which is that ultimately it is impossible to conduct value-neutral research. For that reason, the state should always be value-neutral in framing laws which restrict speech. Some believe that technology itself is value-neutral. Morality involves value judgments, and I want my intelligences to be value-neutral.
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