vitalism in Chinese
vitalism in Chinese is 活力論 — vitalism means the belief that living things are driven by a special force that science cannot fully explain.
vitalism in Chinese
活力論
Pronounced: huó lì lùn
The doctrine that life involves some immaterial "vital force", and cannot be explained scientifically.
What does "vitalism" mean?
- noun The belief that living things are driven by a special force that science cannot fully explain.
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What is "vitalism" in Chinese?
"vitalism" in Chinese is 活力論. vitalism means: The belief that living things are driven by a special force that science cannot fully explain.
How do you pronounce 活力論?
"vitalism" in Chinese is 活力論, pronounced "huó lì lùn".
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