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Перевод: morale

[существительное]
моральное состояние; боевой дух

Тезаурус:

1. Morale only picked up after the restart at the beginning of a 70-mile, three-day run and walk up and over Mount Chirripo.
2. Safe, too, is John Birt, Hussey's choice as director-general-designate, although morale is so low within news and current affairs at the BBC that rumours are circulating of a secret haven within ITN where ammunition is being collected from dissident BBC executives to try to blast Birt out.
3. "The benefits of such a development would be a renewal of public confidence and a reawakening of the morale of police officers of all ranks."
4. Special reports from the regional Propaganda Offices on the echo of Hitler's New Year address admitted to a little disappointment about the lack of details of deployment of retaliatory weapons or the combating of the bombing, but otherwise resorted yet again to the usual empty clichs about restored morale.
5. A win against the reigning world champions is always good for morale, but on this occasion it would be especially welcome.
6. He keeps up their morale and always remembers to see that they are thanked properly.
7. We all know how Service morale is closely related to the standard of food, so it is comforting to conclude that the RAF looks in pretty good shape in 1991.
8. As argued above, "teacher involvement" is crucial in establishing an effective school, in raising the morale of teachers and in giving LMS the chance to achieve its aim of improving the quality of educational opportunities for pupils.
9. But the job of lifting the standards of people employed, giving them proper training, and paying a wage which breaks dependence on overtime and lifts morale: this together must far exceed the costs of the technology, and it isn't by any means clear what the bill will be or where the money will come from.
10. Morale was good; most importantly.
11. On the NHS, the Church and Nation Committee says there is a "threefold crisis" of funding, public confidence and staff morale.
12. In the hospitals, for example, a Minister of Health who is trying to do his duty must aim at increasing the corporate sense, morale and public esteem of the service, because he knows that this will be one of the ways of raising standards.
13. Morale and motivation are the same - motivation is an individual, unique and subjective phenomenon.