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词根:substance
adj.substantial 大量的;实质的;内容充实的
substantive 有实质的;大量的;真实的;独立存在的
substantiated 实体化的;被证实了的
adv.substantially 实质上;大体上;充分地
n.substantial 本质;重要材料
substance 物质;实质;资产;主旨
substantive 名词性实词;独立存在的实体
substantiation 证实;实体化
v.substantiated 证明;充实(substantiate的过去分词);使具体化
vt.substantiate 证实;使实体化
adjective
consisting of or relating to substance
not imaginary or illusory : real, true
important, essential
ample to satisfy and nourish : full
a substantial meal
possessed of means : well-to-do
considerable in quantity : significantly great
earned a substantial wage
firmly constructed : sturdy
a substantial house
being largely but not wholly that which is specified
a substantial lie
The first known use of substantial was in the 14th century
substantive1 of 2noun
a word or word group that functions in a sentence as a noun
substantive2 of 2adjective
of, relating to, or being completely independent
real rather than apparent
substantive evidence
having the function of a grammatical substantive
a substantive phrase
considerable in amount or numbers : substantial
made substantive progress
creating and defining rights and duties
substantive law
involving matters of major or practical importance to all concerned
substantive discussions among world leaders
substantive1 of 2noun
a word or word group that functions in a sentence as a noun
substantive2 of 2adjective
of, relating to, or being completely independent
real rather than apparent
substantive evidence
having the function of a grammatical substantive
a substantive phrase
considerable in amount or numbers : substantial
made substantive progress
creating and defining rights and duties
substantive law
involving matters of major or practical importance to all concerned
substantive discussions among world leaders
substantiateverb
to give substance or form to : embody
to establish by proof or evidence
substantiate a claim
substantiateverb
to give substance or form to : embody
to establish by proof or evidence
substantiate a claim
substantiateverb
to give substance or form to : embody
to establish by proof or evidence
substantiate a claim
substantiateverb
to give substance or form to : embody
to establish by proof or evidence
substantiate a claim
substantialadjective
consisting of or relating to substance : material
not imaginary : real
the substantial world
important sense 1, essential
substantial differences
enough to satisfy and nourish
a substantial meal
prosperous sense 1
a substantial farmer
considerable in quantity : significantly large
a substantial increase
firmly constructed
a substantial building
substantialadjective
consisting of or relating to substance : material
not imaginary : real
the substantial world
important sense 1, essential
substantial differences
enough to satisfy and nourish
a substantial meal
prosperous sense 1
a substantial farmer
considerable in quantity : significantly large
a substantial increase
firmly constructed
a substantial building
1 In essence, the administration of justice is a kind of imperfect procedural justice. The procedure itself and the substantiality materialized by the procedure belong to two contrasting value systems.
司法从本质上说是一种不完善的程序正义,其程序与程序所实现的实体是两个互相无法包容的价值体系。
2 They said the evidence they submitted “establishes the substantiality of Mr. Rajaratnam’s appeal.”
3 However, ghosts, when multiplied, take on what is called substantiality—if the solidest thing conceivable, in quasi-existence, is only concentrated phantomosity.
4 The enforcement of non-substantiality is more important than that of substantiality.
无论是前者,还是后者,判决的执行分实体执行与非实体执行,其中非实体执行更为重要。
5 This dimension is the one of substantiality , i . e . the individual.
这就是实体性主体: 个体.
6 Activities like that pose a substantial risk of injury.
7 We know that within, throughout, the solid substantiality of our experience, indeterminacy reigns.
8 This is because matter, whose ultimate attribute is objective substantiality, is objective, whereas practice is human beings active action.
物质是实物,其根本属性是客观实在性,而实践是人的能动活动。
9 As a relatively self-contained substantiality, the words is an important unit.
词作为一级重要的语言单位,是一个相对自足的实体。
10 It has no substantiality of its own, and hence does not survive the lower functions of the soul, namely, sensation and imagination, which die with the body.
11 But while the intensity of her passion in the moment is without question, its substantiality is possibly a different matter.
12 It deems that software has the objective substantiality like general matters.
软件具有一般物质的客观实在性。
13 Before the theatres open for the season, they are examined by official architects, who report upon their substantiality and safety.
14 Now in a more substantial part on RHOBH, the show will mark the first true reality series Tilly, 65, has done in her four decades in Hollywood.
15 It was used to signify equally the materialistic denial of the substantiality of mind, and the idealistic denial of the substantiality of matter.
16 It'should follow corresponding condition of substantiality and formality the manuscripts enter the fast passage.
论文进入快速通道须遵循相应的实体条件和程序条件.
17 He missed altogether the indefinable atmosphere of character and substantiality which a more discerning and experienced person would have recognized at once.
18 Considering the substantiality of the six research traditions, the justification of knowledge relativity is reasonable: there are more than one roads leading to truth.
如果承认这六大研究传统的实在性,就必须承认知识相对论立场的正当性:相信通往真理的大门不止一个,而是多个。
19 Some of her regular patrons began to change weight gradually, a heavy man or two became less heavy, and a wraithlike girl now and then took on a new bloom and substantiality.
20 "Petticoat Lane"—the fashionable shopping district on Eleventh Street between Main Street and Grand Avenue—has a metropolitan appearance, and the wider avenues, with their well-built skyscrapers, tell a story of substantiality and progress.
1 本质
material true essential internal organic substantial intimate constitutional subjective intrinsic elemental innate ingrain constitutive hypostatic kind heart nature principle bone self being juice substance texture entity fiber constitution gut essence genius kernel inward yolk elixir nitty-gritty hypostasis virtuality inwardness quiddity essentiality hardpan esse inscape inbeing suchness whatness
2 实质
essential fundamental substantial hylic body bottom spirit meat substance texture existence gut essence marrow gist nitty-gritty parenchyma virtuality quiddity whatness bodily matter internal solidity essentiality solid substantive force implication quintessence hyle
3 坚固
sound strong firm secure consistent stable substantial sturdy substantive stony well-built impregnable deep-set pukka hard firmly vertebration steel firmness fortitude solidity staunch iron tight robust stout foursquare indissoluble ironbound standfast hard-set strongly substantially tightly solidly sturdily durably stoutly indissolubly stanchly hardness tightness horniness stoutness set seal tighten brace harden solidify sure fast solid settled steadily soundly consistency soundness corroboration fastness consistence rigidify ruggedize settle consolidate underpin indurate stereo-
5 有实质
6 实体
material solid substantial substantive hypostatic ontic entitative hypostatical reality substance entity existence res subsistence materiality quintessence noumenon stereo-
8 实在性