n. 断定, 断言, 谓项
n (logic) a declaration of something self-evident; something that can be assumed as the basis for argument
1. So the deal's not predicated upon it.
所以交易成不成跟这个无关
2. We have adequate predication to be investigating all of them.
我们足以断定他们都需要被调查
3. The markets themselves are predicated on consumer spending.
市场本身是基于顾客消费的
4. And accusations are predicated upon your control of the girl.
而指控是否成功则取决于你对那女孩的控制
5. Only if the defendant committed one of the predicate felonies.
前提是被告犯下 一项依据性重罪
6. I just don't care about predicates and verbs and I can't even remember some of them.
我才不关心谓语和动词什么的呢 我都记不住他们到底都有哪些
7. A violent predicate felon working on his second strike.
一个再次犯案的凶残重罪犯
8. Come on, your whole timeline is predicated on a supposition about parking.
拜托 你的时间线 都是基于停车的推测
9. I hope the lease isn't predicated on you actually opening a casino.
我希望租约上 并没有说到你其实要开个赌场
10. My country was predicated on the idea that one man matters.
我国就建立于每个人都重要的理念之上
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