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/ˈtempərəns//ˈtempərəns/The word "temperance" has its roots in Latin, where it is derived from the verb "temperare," meaning "to mix" or "to moderate." In ancient Rome, temperare referred to the process of mixing or blending different ingredients to create a balanced and harmonious combination. In a broader sense, temperance was seen as a virtue that involved controlling and moderating one's passions and desires, much like one would carefully mix ingredients to create a balanced dish. This concept was later adopted by Christian philosophers and theologians, who equated temperance with self-control and moderation in all aspects of life. Over time, the word "temperance" evolved to encompass a range of meanings, including the idea of moderation, self-control, and balance in one's behavior and emotions. Today, the concept of temperance is often associated with the virtue of being moderate and prudent in one's actions and decisions.
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sự chừng mực, sự vừa phải; tính điều độsự giữ gìn, sự thận trọng, sự đắn đo (trong lời nói...)sự ăn uống điều độ; sự không dùng rượu mạnh
temperance hotel: khách sạn không bán rượu mạnhtemperance movement: phong trào vận động hạn chế rượu mạnhthe practice of not drinking alcohol because of your moral or religious beliefs
việc không uống rượu vì đức tin đạo đức hoặc tôn giáo của bạn
Phong trào kiêng rượu đạt đến đỉnh cao vào cuối thế kỷ 19.
the practice of controlling your behaviour, the amount you eat, etc., so that it is always reasonable
việc thực hành kiểm soát hành vi của bạn, lượng thức ăn bạn ăn, v.v., để luôn hợp lý
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