But this was not the case for all 18th- and 19th-century materialists.

但并非所有 18 和 19 世纪的唯物主义者都如此。

Since he believed in nothing but material things, we call him a materialist.

因他只相信物， 所以我们称他唯物主义者。

Those who argue that matter is the reality and mind a mere property of protoplasm are called " materialists" .

那些认物实而思想只原生的属性的人被称“唯物主义者” 。

I mean, even a hard materialist like me, like, you know, a lot of scientists who think, you know, we die and that's it.

我的意思，即我这样坚定的唯物主义者，就很多科学家一样，他们认我们会死，就这样。

Yet, in spite of what I have said, I must confess to you that I am no materialist, taking the word of course in its usual signification.

然而，不管我说了些什么，我必须向你承认，我不唯物主义者，当然按照它通常的含义来理解这个词。

Skovorodnikoff was a materialist, a Darwinist, and considered every manifestation of abstract morality, or, worse still, piety, not only as contemptible and absurd but as an affront to his person.

斯科沃罗德尼科夫唯物主义者、达尔文主义者，他认抽象道德的每一种表，或者更糟糕的，虔诚，不仅可鄙和荒谬的，而且对他个人的侮辱。

Idealists, materialists, and ordinary mortals have been in agreement on one point: that they knew sufficiently what they meant by the words " mind" and " matter" to be able to conduct their debate intelligently.

唯心主义者、唯物主义者和普通人在一点上达成了一致：他们充分了解“思想” 和“物” 这两个词的含义， 从而能够明智地进行辩论。