No. 412 in Chinese
德
"德" means virtue, morality, ethics, or character.
In a sentence
他是一位德高望重的老师。
He is a teacher of high virtue and prestige.
The word '德' refers to 'virtue' or 'moral character' in this context, emphasizing the respect the teacher gains due to their moral qualities and conduct.
我们要学会尊重别人的德行。
We must learn to respect the virtues of others.
'德' here specifically means 'virtues' or 'moral qualities,' emphasizing one's ethical standards or behaviors.
作为社会公民，我们应具备道德。
As members of society, we should possess morality.
In this sentence, '德' is part of '道德,' meaning 'morality,' which refers to principles concerning the distinction between right and wrong.
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