to assume
01
假设, 假定
to think that something is true without having proof or evidence
Transitive: to assume sth | to assume that
例子
People frequently assume the worst without knowing the full story.
人们经常在不了解全部情况的情况下假设最坏的情况。
02
穿上, 披上
to dress oneself in or place something on the body
Transitive: to assume clothing or accessories
例子
The knight assumed his armor before entering the battlefield.
骑士在进入战场前穿上了他的盔甲。
03
呈现, 采取
to start displaying a particular appearance or feature
Transitive: to assume a quality or appearance
例子
His ideas began to assume greater significance as the discussion progressed.
随着讨论的进行，他的想法开始具有更大的意义。
04
承担, 担任
to take or begin to have power or responsibility
Transitive: to assume a role or position
例子
The new president will assume office next month.
新总统将于下个月就职。
05
承担, 负责
to accept responsibility for someone else's financial obligations or debts
Transitive: to assume a debt
例子
He agreed to assume his brother's loan payments to help him out of financial trouble.
他同意承担他兄弟的贷款还款，以帮助他摆脱财务困境。
06
接纳, 提升
to lift or bring the soul of a believer into heaven
Transitive: to assume a person or their soul
例子
According to the scripture, the faithful were assumed into heaven to dwell with the divine.
根据经文，信徒被接升天堂与神同住。
07
采取, 呈现
to adopt or present a behavior, role, or identity
Transitive: to assume an attitude or identity
例子
She assumed a false identity to gain access to the restricted area.
她假裝了一個假身份以獲得進入限制區域的權限。
08
篡夺, 夺取
to seize power by the use of force and without the right to do so
Transitive: to assume power or control
例子
The general assumed power, dismissing the existing leadership without consent.
一般的篡夺权力，未经同意就解除了现有领导层的职务。
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