英:[ˈpju:tətɪv]
美:[ˈpjutətɪv]
英:[ˈpju:tətɪv]
美:[ˈpjutətɪv]
pu·ta·tive
pyu t tihv
putatively (adv.)
Adjective
1. commonly put forth or accepted as true on inconclusive grounds;
"the foundling's putative father"
"the reputed (or purported) author of the book"
"the supposed date of birth"
“假定的、名义上的、通常被认为的或被视为的”,15世纪初,来自晚期拉丁语的 putativus “被认为的”,源自拉丁语 putat- 的过去分词词干,该词源于拉丁语 putare “判断、假定、相信、怀疑”,最初意思为“清理、修剪、修整”(源自 PIE 词根 *pau- (2)“削减、敲打、盖章”)。首先,尤其是在一方当事人按善意签订的 putative marriage, 中,虽然由于某种障碍而在法律上无效的婚约。 相关: Putatively。
Middle English, from Late Latin putativus, from Latin putatus, past participle of putare to think
The first known use of putative was in the 15th century
1 Is the snake's head pulling the putative plonker, I wonder, or biting it?
2 Lawrence, for his part, was inclined to call Teller’s bluff, for his putative partner was already proving entirely too fractious for his taste.
3 But his dissent focussed, uniquely, not on Grutter or other putative white victims but on what the law school’s affirmative-action program revealed about its creators.
4 Mixing the ostensibly high with the putatively low, they sample and riff on populist and rarefied sources, the spiritual and the material.
5 That was not learned for several days, however, leaving enough time for the putative lessons of the irradiated mouse to sink in deeply.
6 But, in these great Delhi movies, he explores the desire, chicanery, and putative quick-wittedness that animates that city in the new millennium.
7 There were times when Allen, on patrol and by then Nicholas’s putative stepfather, would catch him on the street and write up a summons but then let him go.
8 Even the president of the United States dropped the term this year, flexing putative feminist cred as he did so.
9 At one point, he ran a mop factory; at another, he hawked something called an Electro-Therapeutic Apparatus, which provided its owners with the putative health benefits of mild, recurrent electrocution.
10 Back in Hollywood in a few weeks, I was discouraged to find yet another putative director wandering about in the Cowan offices, also unpaid.
11 Paintings and sculptures are loosely grouped by putative movement — Abstract Expressionism, Pop, Assemblage, French New Realism, Minimalism and Conceptual art.
12 There are white hats and black hats, high-minded cultural ideals pitted against putative populist evil, pop and ivory-tower cultures caught in fierce contention.
13 So why do we keep trying, especially when so much of what constitutes our putative public memory is toxic confabulation?
14 One of the most ironic aspects of our putative "Age of Obama" is how little impact it has had on the nation's urban geography.
“奥巴马时代”最具讽刺意义的一面是他对于美国城市规划的影响力微乎其微。
15 I've created a paradox, neat as can be — and simply by using your putative p.
我迅速创建了一个悖论,简单地使用了你所假定的P。
16 Again, Katchadourian takes advantage of the apparent authority of data visualization — it’s in a chart, so it must be true — to create putative relationships between figures whose origins span time, space and culture.
17 But some operas, in their day, were eminently populist, the equivalent of multiplex films, and these days they’re all lumped together on the same putatively exalted plane.
18 It’s a long way from the money and putative excitement of thoroughbred racing with its celebrity horses, hall-of-fame jockeys and millions of dollars in bets.
19 However, Jane Mendle of the University of Oregon and her colleagues have suggested another putative cause: genes.
然而,俄勒冈大学的JaneMendle和她的同事又提出了另外一条广被接受的原因:基因。
20 “Chef” arrives at an opportune moment for a hearty celebration of the putatively redemptive joys of downward mobility.
1 号称的
3 假定的
supposed hypothetical assumed presumptive what-if assumptive hypothetic suppositional given alleged circumstantial suppositive paper provisional fictitious antecedent presumed fictive
4 推断
deductive educt implication inference extrapolate eduction ratiocinate draw gather conclude infer deduce educe
5 公认的
accredited orthodox canonical avow obvious established undisputed unquestioned accepted received
7 传闻的
8 公认
orthodox canonical admittedly allowedly avow know no doubt obvious established undisputed unquestioned recognize vote
10 普遍认为的
11 假定
supposed hypothetical assumed presumptive what-if assumptive hypothetic suppositional granted assumption hypothesis presumption postulate supposition presupposition postulation presume hypothesise say assume grant suppose premise put case granting that assuming that granting granted that given alleged circumstantial if reckon understand infer posit presuppose grant that suppositive paper provisional fictitious antecedent presumed fictive presumably perhaps fiction supposal give let hypothesize
12 推断的