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“postulate”的英语定义和含义

to postulate
01

假定, 假设

to suggest or assume the existence or truth of something as a basis for reasoning, discussion, or belief 
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现在时
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例子
Philosophers often postulate hypothetical scenarios to explore the limits of moral reasoning. 

哲学家经常假设假设情景来探索道德推理的界限。

02

提名, 推荐

to formally nominate or propose someone for an ecclesiastical office, subject to approval by a higher authority 
例子
The chapter postulated the senior priest for the bishopric. 

该章节提名了高级牧师担任主教职位。

03

要求, 主张

to demand or claim as a fundamental or basic principle 
例子
The political activist postulated the need for sweeping policy changes to address social inequalities. 

这位政治活动家主张需要进行彻底的政策变革以解决社会不平等问题。

Postulate
01

公设, 假设

a proposition assumed to be true as a basis for reasoning or argument, especially in logic or mathematics 
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例子
Euclid's postulates form the foundation of his geometric proofs. 

欧几里得的公设构成了他几何证明的基础。

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