What exactly does ideal mean?

(1) 【 Ideal; Desire]

(2) Good imagination and hope for the future; (3) Elaboration on the lofty ideal of achieving the most perfect state of something (1). Tan Sitong's Notes on Shi Juying's Writing in the Qing Dynasty: "He Yanquan's Story of Winter": a transparent mirror, reflected in the sun, with patterned words on its back, kept in the dark ... In the question and answer of Gezhi Collection written by John Flair in Guangxu for three years, China people sometimes ask it with this mirror (transparent mirror) and answer that there is no such ideal in optics. (2) Reasonable assumptions or hopes for the future. Mao Dun's Land Reclamation: "Now, people with lofty ideals are transforming this loess plateau." Lao She's Camel Xiangzi VII: "He arranges his work and family according to his own ideals." Yang Shuo's Heroic Age: "What is an individual's life for the motherland, the people and the higher human ideal?" "(3). As expected; Satisfactory. Ba Jin's Autumn II: "There are still many ideal people, all of whom are shadows on floating clouds and will not live in such a world. "This place is really nice ... few people, quiet and ideal. Ke Yunlu's 30 million: "The quality can't be said to be ideal. "The money worker pushed a white wall hard, and the wall shook elastically."

Word decomposition

Rational explanation explains the texture and level of matter itself and the order of objective things themselves: psychology. Texture. Organized. Reason. The law of things is the standard of right and wrong, based on: rationality. Reason. Reason. Theory. Reason. Got it. Ideal. That makes sense. Be confident. Natural science, sometimes referred to as "physics": the explanation of thinking is thinking, thinking and feeling. Thought. Ideas. Imagination (the psychological process of configuring and combining to create a new image). Fantasy. That's great. Fantasy. Probably, hypothetically. Want to see (by reasoning). I want to come (indicating that it is only based on speculation and not completely sure). take for granted