well-being
/ˈwel biːɪŋ/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈwel biːɪŋ/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈwel-ˈbē-iŋ/ (ame, mw)
well-being — 名詞
1. the general state of being healthy, happy, and comfortable in your life — includ
福祉
健康與快樂的整體狀態
the general state of being healthy, happy, and comfortable in your life — including your body, mind, and social situation.
Hassan started running every morning, and within weeks his sense of well-being grew noticeably.
Hassan 每天早上開始跑步,幾週之內他的幸福感明顯提升。
collocation: sense of well-being
The clinic offers free check-ups aimed at the overall well-being of young children.
這間診所提供免費健檢,目的是促進幼兒的整體福祉。
collocation: well-being of [group]
After moving to a quieter apartment, Jisoo said her emotional well-being improved.
搬到比較安靜的公寓後,Jisoo 說她的情緒狀態改善了。
Regular exercise, good sleep, and a balanced diet all contribute to your well-being.
規律運動、充足睡眠和均衡飲食都有助於你的身心健康。
Shirin's school introduced a new program to support students' mental well-being.
Shirin 的學校推出了一項新計畫來支持學生的心理健康。
- welfare
more formal and often used for government support or institutional care (social welfare, child welfare)
- happiness
focuses on emotional joy and satisfaction, while well-being is broader — it includes physical and social dimensions too
- wellness
modern, proactive term often used in health-program contexts (wellness center, wellness plan)
- health
narrower — refers mainly to physical or medical condition, not emotional or social factors
文法句型
possessive + well-being
well-being of [group/individual]
用法筆記
Uncountable — do not say 'a well-being' or 'well-beings'. Frequently modified by adjectives that specify an area of life: emotional, physical, mental, psychological, social, financial.