categorical

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📖 中文释义

  1. a. 范畴的, 绝对的, 明确的

💬 双语例句

  1. My testimony about the election is categorical: the circumstances were difficult, but the voting was unconstrained and without cheating. Given the conditions, the 60% voter turnout was astonishing.

  2. Even so, as scientists, should they not adorn their endorsements with the appropriate caveats? Shouldn’t they worry that categorical statements such as those above may prove to be misleading in at least some settings?

    或许经济学家们会同意,某些假设在现实世界中更普遍。 或者他们认为某些模型“平均而言”比另一些更有效。 即是如此,难道他们不应该和科学家一样装模做样地表示对合理警告的支持? 他们难道不应该担心上述绝对论断至少在某些条件下会起到误导作用?

  3. At the height of the migrant crisis, it hoped, for once, to receive some. The public, categorical rejection of Germany’s silent plea by countries that continue to benefit massively from European solidarity will not be easily forgotten.

    德国几乎不抱希望能获得其欧洲伙伴国的团结。 在难民危机最严重的时候,它一度希望获得一些团结。 一直从欧洲的团结中获得巨大好处的国家公开断然拒绝了德国无声的恳求,这绝不会轻易遗忘。

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🔗 常用搭配

categorical imperativecategorical assurancescategorical naturecategorical rejectioncategorical statementsclimate categoricalpublic categoricalcategorical the circumstances
📘 English Definition(英文释义)
  1. a. relating to or included in a category or categories