n.完美主义者，至善论者

原形：perfectionist复数：perfectionists

She's a perfectionist, so she spends hours perfecting her paintings.
她是个完美主义者，因此她会花数小时完善她的画作。
The engineer is known for his meticulous attention to detail – he's a true perfectionist.
这位工程师以他对细节的严谨关注而闻名，他是个真正的完美主义者。
His perfectionism often leads him to delay projects until they're absolutely flawless.
他的完美主义常常使他推迟项目，直到它们完全无懈可击。
As a chef, she strives for culinary perfection in every dish, a trait that defines her as a perfectionist.
作为一名厨师，她在每道菜上都追求烹饪的完美，这是她作为完美主义者的特质。
His perfectionism can be both a strength and a weakness; it ensures quality work but also causes undue stress.
他的完美主义既是优点也是缺点；它确保了工作的质量，但也带来了不必要的压力。
The architect's perfectionism was evident in the intricate design of the building.
建筑师的完美主义在建筑的精致设计中显而易见。
The musician is a perfectionist when it comes to tuning his instrument, spending hours until it sounds just right.
这位音乐家在调音时是个完美主义者，他会花几个小时直到音色恰到好处。
Her perfectionism often frustrates her colleagues, who feel pressured to meet unrealistic standards.
她的完美主义经常让同事们感到沮丧，因为他们感到有压力要达到不切实际的标准。
The dancer's perfectionism pushed her to rehearse relentlessly until she mastered every step.
舞者的完美主义驱使她不懈地排练，直到她掌握了每一个舞步。
Despite his perfectionism, he learned to accept that sometimes "good enough" is better than striving for unattainable perfection.
尽管他是完美主义者，但他学会了接受有时候“足够好”比追求无法实现的完美更好。