English doctrine definition
Etymology
From Middle English , from Old French , from Latin doctrina ( “ teaching, instruction, learning, knowledge ” ) , from doctor ( “ a teacher ” ) , from docere ( “ to teach ” ) ; see doctor .
Pronunciation
Noun
doctrine (countable and uncountable , plural doctrines )
( countable ) A belief or tenet , especially about philosophical or theological matters.
The incarnation is a basic doctrine of classical Christianity.
The four noble truths summarise the main doctrines of Buddhism.
( countable and uncountable ) The body of teachings of an ideology , most often a religion , or of an ideological or religious leader , organization , group , or text .
What is the understanding of marriage and family in orthodox Marxist doctrine?
1560 , John Knox , An Answere to a Great Number of Blasphemous Cavillations Written by an Anabaptist, and aduersarie to Gods eternall Predestination , London: Thomas Charde, published 1591, page 95 :This one thing do we (compelled by your blaſphemous accuſations) repeat oftener then we would: to the end that indifferent men may ſee what doctrine it is, which you ſo maliciouſly impugne.
( countable ) A self-imposed policy governing some aspect of a country 's foreign relations , especially regarding what sort of behavior it will or will not tolerate from other countries.
Related terms
Translations
belief
Albanian: doktrinë (sq) n
Arabic: مَذْهَب (ar) m ( maḏhab ) , عَقِيدَة (ar) f ( ʿaqīda )
Armenian: սկզբունք (hy) ( skzbunkʿ ) , հիմնադրույթ (hy) ( himnadruytʿ )
Bashkir: фекер ( feker ) , ҡараш ( qaraş )
Belarusian: дактры́на f ( daktrýna ) , ве́ра f ( vjéra )
Bulgarian: доктри́на (bg) f ( doktrína ) , вя́ра (bg) f ( vjára )
Burmese: ဝါဒ (my) ( wada. ) , အယူဝါဒ (my) ( a.yuwada. )
Catalan: doctrina (ca) f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 教條 (zh) , 教条 (zh) ( jiàotiáo ) , 教義 (zh) , 教义 (zh) ( jiàoyì ) , 教理 (zh) ( jiàolǐ )
Czech: doktrína (cs) f , víra (cs) f
Danish: doktrin n , læresætning c
Dutch: doctrine (nl) f
Estonian: doktriin
Finnish: opinkappale (fi) , periaate (fi)
French: doctrine (fr) f
Galician: doutrina f
Georgian : დოქტრინა ( dokṭrina )
German: Doktrin (de) f
Greek: δόγμα (el) n ( dógma )
Ancient: δόγμα n ( dógma )
Hebrew: דּוֹקְטְרִינָה (he) f ( doktrína )
Hindi: मत (hi) m ( mat ) , वाद (hi) m ( vād )
Hungarian: doktrína (hu)
Indonesian: doktrin (id)
Irish: foirceadal m , teagasc m
Italian: dottrina (it) f
Japanese: 教義 (ja) ( きょうぎ, kyōgi ) , ドクトリン ( dokutorin ) , 教理 (ja) ( きょうり, kyōri )
Kazakh: доктрина ( doktrina )
Khmer: លទ្ធិ (km) ( latthiʼ )
Korean: 교의(敎義) (ko) ( gyoui ) , 교리(敎理) (ko) ( gyori )
Kyrgyz: доктрина (ky) ( doqtrina )
Lao: ລັດທິ (lo) ( lat thi )
Latvian: doktrīna f
Lithuanian: doktrina (lt) f
Macedonian: доктрина f ( doktrina ) , вера f ( vera )
Maori: whakaakoranga
Norman: doctrinne f
Norwegian:
Bokmål: doktrine (no) m , læresetning m or f
Nynorsk: doktrine m , læresetning f
Pali: laddhi , vāda m
Persian: دکترین (fa) ( doktorin )
Polish: doktryna (pl) f
Portuguese: doutrina (pt) f
Romanian: doctrină (ro) f
Russian: доктри́на (ru) f ( doktrína ) , ве́ра (ru) f ( véra )
Sanskrit: वाद (sa) m ( vāda )
Scottish Gaelic: teagasg m
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: доктри́на f , ве̏ра f , вје̏ра f
Roman: doktrína (sh) f , vȅra (sh) f , vjȅra (sh) f
Slovak: doktrína f , viera f
Slovene: doktrina f , vera (sl) f
Spanish: doctrina (es) f
Swedish: doktrin (sv) c , lära (sv) c
Tajik: доктрина (tg) ( doktrina )
Telugu: సిద్ధాంతం (te) ( siddhāntaṁ )
Thai: ลัทธิ (th) ( lát-tí )
Turkish: doktrin (tr) , öğreti (tr) , ilke (tr)
Ukrainian: доктри́на f ( doktrýna ) , ві́ра f ( víra )
Urdu: عَقیِدَہ ( 'aqīdā ) , مَذْہَبْ m ( mazhab )
Uzbek: doktrina (uz)
Vietnamese: giáo lý (vi) (教理 ), chủ nghĩa (vi) (主義 ), giáo điều (vi) (教條 )
body of beliefs or teachings
Afrikaans: doktrine
Albanian: doktrinë (sq) f
Arabic: تَعْلِيم (ar) m ( taʿlīm )
Armenian: ուսմունք (hy) ( usmunkʿ ) , դավանանք (hy) ( davanankʿ ) , վարդապետություն (hy) ( vardapetutʿyun ) , դոկտրին (hy) ( doktrin )
Azerbaijani: doktrina , təlim (az)
Bashkir: тәғлимәт ( täğlimät )
Belarusian: вучэ́нне n ( vučénnje ) , дактры́на f ( daktrýna )
Bulgarian: уче́ние (bg) n ( učénie ) , доктри́на (bg) ( doktrína )
Burmese: အယူဝါဒ (my) ( a.yuwada. )
Catalan: doctrina (ca) f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 學說 (zh) , 学说 (zh) ( xuéshuō )
Czech: doktrína (cs) f , učení (cs) n
Danish: lære (da) c , dogmatik c
Dutch: leer (nl) f , doctrine (nl) f
Estonian: doktriin
Finnish: oppi (fi) , doktriini (fi) , opinkäsitys
French: doctrine (fr) f
Galician: doutrina f
German: Lehre (de) f , Doktrin (de) f
Hindi: शिक्षा (hi) f ( śikṣā )
Indonesian: doktrin (id)
Irish: foirceadal m , teagasc m
Italian: dottrina (it) f
Japanese: 学説 (ja) ( がくせつ, gakusetsu )
Kazakh: доктрина ( doktrina ) , оқу (kk) ( oqu )
Korean: 학설(學說) (ko) ( hakseol )
Kyrgyz: доктрина (ky) ( doqtrina ) , окуу (ky) ( oquu ) , таалим (ky) ( taalim )
Latvian: doktrīna f , mācība f
Lithuanian: doktrina (lt) f
Macedonian: учење n ( učenje ) , доктрина f ( doktrina )
Maori: whakaakoranga
Norman: doctrinne f
Norwegian:
Bokmål: doktrine (no) m , læresetning m or f , lære (no) m or f
Nynorsk: doktrine m , læresetning f
Persian: تعلیم (fa) ( ta'lim ) , دکترین (fa) ( doktorin )
Polish: doktryna (pl) f
Portuguese: doutrina (pt) f
Romanian: doctrină (ro) f
Russian: уче́ние (ru) n ( učénije ) , доктри́на (ru) ( doktrína )
Scottish Gaelic: teagasg m
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: у̀че̄ње n , доктри́на f
Roman: ùčēnje (sh) n , doktrína (sh) f
Slovak: doktrína f , učenie n
Slovene: učenje n , doktrina f
Spanish: doctrina (es) f
Swedish: lära (sv) c , doktrin (sv) c
Tagalog: aral (tl)
Tajik: доктрина (tg) ( doktrina ) , таълимот ( taʾlimot ) , таълим (tg) ( taʾlim )
Tatar: тәгълимат ( täğlimat )
Telugu: సిద్ధాంతం (te) ( siddhāntaṁ )
Thai: ลัทธิ (th) ( lát-tí )
Turkish: doktrin (tr) , öğreti (tr) , talim (tr)
Ukrainian: уче́ння n ( učénnja ) , доктри́на f ( doktrýna )
Vietnamese: chủ nghĩa (vi) (主義 ), học thuyết (vi) (學說 )
Welsh: athrawiaeth (cy) f , dysgeidiaeth f
Yiddish: לערע n ( lere )
Further reading
Anagrams
Dutch doctrine definition
Etymology
From Middle Dutch doctrine , from Middle French doctrine , from Latin doctrīna .
Pronunciation
IPA (key ) : /ˌdɔkˈtri.nə/
Hyphenation: doc‧tri‧ne
Rhymes: -inə
Noun
doctrine f (plural doctrines , diminutive doctrinetje n )
doctrine
De doctrine stelt duidelijk dat... The doctrine clearly states that...
Synonyms: leer , leerstuk
Derived terms
French doctrine definition
Etymology
From Latin doctrina , diminutive from doctus , taught , perfect passive participle of docere , teach .
Pronunciation
Noun
doctrine f (plural doctrines )
doctrine
Further reading
Spanish doctrine definition
Verb
doctrine
inflection of doctrinar :
first-person singular present subjunctive
third-person singular present subjunctive
third-person singular imperative