compass

UK:  ['kʌmpəs]

US:  [ˈkʌmpəs]

复数：compasses  现在分词：compassing  过去分词：compassed  

n.

1.罗盘; 指南针

2.圆规

3.〈正式〉范围; 限制

4.【乐】音域

v.

1.理解; 领悟

2.将...包围

3.成功办到; 完成; 得到

1 . And, you know, I'm happy to say, I think there's really evidence that this non-zero sum kind of connection can expand the moral compass.
而且，你知道，我很高兴可以说，我想确实有证据证明这种非零和的联系可以扩大道德的范畴。

2 . At the age of 21, he started the rough journey of travelling around China in a wheelchair with a map and a compass.
岁的时候，这个年轻人竟怀揣一幅地图，手持一个指南针，摇着轮椅踏上了走遍全中国的艰难路途。

3 . He said with a smile that a good general manager is like a compass directing the hotel to the right direction.
李总笑言称好的总经理就应该像指南针，指引酒店向着正确的方向前进。

4 . It's like a boat without a compass: it may reach the shore but it's all up to luck.
这就像一条没有指南针的船，能到达彼岸都是靠的运气。

5 . To be an upright person, one must have morality. Without which, one will have no guide like to be in boundless ocean without compass.
做人一定要有道德，如果失去了它，就像在茫茫大海中，没有指南针一样。