premise
pre
ˈprɛ
pre
mise
mɪs
mis
/ˈprɛmɪs/

“premise”的英语定义和含义

Premise
01

前提, 假设

a theory or statement that acts as the foundation of an argument
例子
Her research paper challenges the premise that climate change is primarily caused by human activity.
她的研究论文对气候变化主要由人类活动引起的前提提出了挑战。
02

前提, 中心概念

the central idea or foundation of a story, encompassing its main concept, conflict, characters, setting, and overall tone or genre
例子
Her novel has a unique premise that combines mystery and science fiction.
她的小说有一个独特的前提,结合了神秘和科幻元素。
to premise
01

假定, 预设

to assume or accept something as preexisting or given, forming the basis for further reasoning
例子
Scientific research often premises its hypotheses on previous findings.
科学研究常常将其假设基于先前的发现。
02

作为前提陈述, 预先说明

to state or set forth something beforehand, often as an explanation or basis for what follows
例子
He premised his argument with relevant historical examples.
他用相关的历史例子前提了他的论点。
03

作序, 介绍

to provide a preface, introduction, or preliminary statement for a work or presentation
例子
He premised the novel with a historical note to set the context.
历史笔记小说作序,以设定背景。
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