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panacea
\pan-uh-SEE-uh\ , noun;
1.A remedy for all diseases, problems, or evils; a universal medicine; a cure-all.
名词 n.
1.万能药;补救之道
Quotes:
He considered education "the great panacea" and insisted that access to knowledge was the key to all social progress.
~Diane Ravitch, Left Back
I do not want to overstate the benefits of dialogue. Though I believe it sometimes has almost magical properties, it is not a panacea for all the problems that ail us.
~Daniel Yankelovich, The Magic of Dialogue
Technology had become a panacea for the great economic, social, and political challenges facing the nation as it embarked on the path of modernization.
~Paul R. Josephson, Red Atom
Origin:
Panacea derives from Greek panakeia, from panakes, "all-healing," from pan-, "all" + akos, "cure." |
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