self-expression
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˌself-exˈpression noun [uncountable] EXPRESSthe expression of your feelings or thoughts, especially through activities such as painting, writing, or acting 自我表现〔尤指通过绘画、写作、演戏等实现〕 Corporate dress codes don’t give workers much room for self-expression. 公司的着装规定没有给员工多少自我表现的余地。
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self-expression• Self-awareness self-knowledge self-possession self-control self-expression.• As you will see, full, free self-expression is the essence of leadership.• One of Tan's recurring motifs is self-expression or its absence.• The art of self-expression becomes self-expression as art.• Our day inclines to a complete frankness of self-expression.• But not all choreographers had the means, resolute strength or personal charisma to forge such instruments of self-expression.• Sport is one vehicle for such self-expression.• In many cases, the work ethic is denigrated and impulse repression is replaced by an incitement to self-expression.ˌself-exˈpression nounChineseSyllable
thoughts, or Corpus of expression especially your the feelings
self-expression
ˌself-exˈpression
noun [uncountable]
the expression of your feelings or thoughts, especially through activities such as painting, writing, or acting:
Corporate dress codes don’t give workers much room for self-expression.
ˌself-exˈpression
noun [uncountable]the expression of your feelings or thoughts, especially through activities such as painting, writing, or acting: