Definition of self-improvement in English:

self-improvement

noun

mass noun

The improvement of one's knowledge, status, or character by one's own efforts.
自我提高，自我改进，自我完善
avid for self-improvement, he continued his education after school
Example sentencesExamples
- In the off-season try to work to improve yourself, because self-improvement is greatly appreciated by the coaches.
- A lot of what people do for fun, or for self-realisation or self-improvement, revolves around knowledge.
- She said that she was studying English at the university due to personal interest, with the purpose of self-improvement.
- When the hunger for success diminishes the comfort zone beckons and the need for continuous self-improvement begins to take a back seat.
- As I have shown, the structure of opportunities in late imperial society was predicated on self-improvement in the management of human relationships.
- To guide another to self-improvement is the highest calling.
- It sounds convincingly like self-improvement.
- There is an ingrained faith that effort and self-improvement will be rewarded, and that if things go wrong it is up to you to fix them.
- The concern for self-improvement and bettering one's social status carried over to their communal home, the church.
- They vary their methods of study and practice in order to discover new strategies for self-improvement.
- Many faculty members find that the process of developing a portfolio stimulates self-improvement.
- Education, self-improvement and enterprise were, historically, the natural instincts of Scots.
- The diploma he will receive when he graduates will open many doors to further self-improvement.
- Most people go about their daily lives committed to self-improvement and informal ways of learning.
- At least one Scottish educational virtue - self-improvement - still thrives.
- The first step toward self-improvement begins with the desire to improve.
- He does so in the knowledge that it is a means to self-improvement.
- The book's themes of character and self-improvement were developed from his years swimming for Dartmouth.
- Readers seeking inspiration and encouragement can choose from a number of books dealing with popular psychology and self-improvement.
- This was mitigated by Scotland's commitment, obsession even, with learning and self-improvement.

Definition of self-improvement in US English:

self-improvement

nounˈˌsɛlf əmˈpruvməntˈˌself əmˈpro͞ovmənt

The improvement of one's knowledge, status, or character by one's own efforts.
自我提高，自我改进，自我完善
avid for self-improvement, he continued his education after school
Example sentencesExamples
- In the off-season try to work to improve yourself, because self-improvement is greatly appreciated by the coaches.
- As I have shown, the structure of opportunities in late imperial society was predicated on self-improvement in the management of human relationships.
- They vary their methods of study and practice in order to discover new strategies for self-improvement.
- To guide another to self-improvement is the highest calling.
- Most people go about their daily lives committed to self-improvement and informal ways of learning.
- The first step toward self-improvement begins with the desire to improve.
- There is an ingrained faith that effort and self-improvement will be rewarded, and that if things go wrong it is up to you to fix them.
- When the hunger for success diminishes the comfort zone beckons and the need for continuous self-improvement begins to take a back seat.
- It sounds convincingly like self-improvement.
- A lot of what people do for fun, or for self-realisation or self-improvement, revolves around knowledge.
- The concern for self-improvement and bettering one's social status carried over to their communal home, the church.
- Many faculty members find that the process of developing a portfolio stimulates self-improvement.
- Education, self-improvement and enterprise were, historically, the natural instincts of Scots.
- She said that she was studying English at the university due to personal interest, with the purpose of self-improvement.
- At least one Scottish educational virtue - self-improvement - still thrives.
- He does so in the knowledge that it is a means to self-improvement.
- This was mitigated by Scotland's commitment, obsession even, with learning and self-improvement.
- Readers seeking inspiration and encouragement can choose from a number of books dealing with popular psychology and self-improvement.
- The book's themes of character and self-improvement were developed from his years swimming for Dartmouth.
- The diploma he will receive when he graduates will open many doors to further self-improvement.

单词	self-improvement
释义	Definition of self-improvement in English: self-improvement noun mass noun The improvement of one's knowledge, status, or character by one's own efforts. 自我提高，自我改进，自我完善 avid for self-improvement, he continued his education after school Example sentencesExamples In the off-season try to work to improve yourself, because self-improvement is greatly appreciated by the coaches. A lot of what people do for fun, or for self-realisation or self-improvement, revolves around knowledge. She said that she was studying English at the university due to personal interest, with the purpose of self-improvement. When the hunger for success diminishes the comfort zone beckons and the need for continuous self-improvement begins to take a back seat. As I have shown, the structure of opportunities in late imperial society was predicated on self-improvement in the management of human relationships. To guide another to self-improvement is the highest calling. It sounds convincingly like self-improvement. There is an ingrained faith that effort and self-improvement will be rewarded, and that if things go wrong it is up to you to fix them. The concern for self-improvement and bettering one's social status carried over to their communal home, the church. They vary their methods of study and practice in order to discover new strategies for self-improvement. Many faculty members find that the process of developing a portfolio stimulates self-improvement. Education, self-improvement and enterprise were, historically, the natural instincts of Scots. The diploma he will receive when he graduates will open many doors to further self-improvement. Most people go about their daily lives committed to self-improvement and informal ways of learning. At least one Scottish educational virtue - self-improvement - still thrives. The first step toward self-improvement begins with the desire to improve. He does so in the knowledge that it is a means to self-improvement. The book's themes of character and self-improvement were developed from his years swimming for Dartmouth. Readers seeking inspiration and encouragement can choose from a number of books dealing with popular psychology and self-improvement. This was mitigated by Scotland's commitment, obsession even, with learning and self-improvement. Definition of self-improvement in US English: self-improvement nounˈˌsɛlf əmˈpruvməntˈˌself əmˈpro͞ovmənt The improvement of one's knowledge, status, or character by one's own efforts. 自我提高，自我改进，自我完善 avid for self-improvement, he continued his education after school Example sentencesExamples In the off-season try to work to improve yourself, because self-improvement is greatly appreciated by the coaches. As I have shown, the structure of opportunities in late imperial society was predicated on self-improvement in the management of human relationships. They vary their methods of study and practice in order to discover new strategies for self-improvement. To guide another to self-improvement is the highest calling. Most people go about their daily lives committed to self-improvement and informal ways of learning. The first step toward self-improvement begins with the desire to improve. There is an ingrained faith that effort and self-improvement will be rewarded, and that if things go wrong it is up to you to fix them. When the hunger for success diminishes the comfort zone beckons and the need for continuous self-improvement begins to take a back seat. It sounds convincingly like self-improvement. A lot of what people do for fun, or for self-realisation or self-improvement, revolves around knowledge. The concern for self-improvement and bettering one's social status carried over to their communal home, the church. Many faculty members find that the process of developing a portfolio stimulates self-improvement. Education, self-improvement and enterprise were, historically, the natural instincts of Scots. She said that she was studying English at the university due to personal interest, with the purpose of self-improvement. At least one Scottish educational virtue - self-improvement - still thrives. He does so in the knowledge that it is a means to self-improvement. This was mitigated by Scotland's commitment, obsession even, with learning and self-improvement. Readers seeking inspiration and encouragement can choose from a number of books dealing with popular psychology and self-improvement. The book's themes of character and self-improvement were developed from his years swimming for Dartmouth. The diploma he will receive when he graduates will open many doors to further self-improvement.
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