The etymology of “innovation” goes back to the 1540s and the Latin word “innovatus” meaning to “introduce as new”. The root implies no judgment on whether the thing being introduced is good or bad. These days, however, innovation has positive connotations — at least if the sheer volume of government initiatives sponsoring innovation is anything to go by.
“創(chuàng)新”一詞的詞源可以追溯至1540年代的拉丁文“innovatus”，意思是“引入新事物”。從詞根可以看出，該詞對被引入的事物并未給出好或壞的判斷。但如今，創(chuàng)新被賦予了正面涵義——至少從支持創(chuàng)新的政府倡議的龐大規(guī)模來看是如此。
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