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antecedent如何读

英：[ˌæntɪˈsi:dnt]

美：[ˌæntɪˈsidnt]

antecedent是什么意思

经历

<数>（比例）前项

<逻>前件

祖先

adj.

在前的，在先的，先行的

antecedent自然拼读

an·te·ced·ent

aen t si dnt

antecedent变形

复数:antecedents

antecedent扩展

antecedently (adv.)

antecedent词根

词根：antecedent

adv.

antecedently 在前，在先

antecedence 先行；居先；在先

antecedency 先行，在前；逆行

antecedent英英释义

noun

grammar a substantive word, phrase, or clause whose denotation is referred to by a pronoun that typically follows the substantive (such as John in "Mary saw John and called to him")broadly: a word or phrase replaced by a substitute

a preceding event, condition, or cause

events that were antecedents of the war

antecedents plural the significant events, conditions, and traits of one's earlier life

predecessorespecially: a model or stimulus for later developments

The sackbut was the antecedent of the trombone.

antecedents plural ancestors, parents

He was proud of his Scottish antecedents.

the conditional element in a proposition (such as if A in "if A, then B")

mathematics the first term of a mathematical ratio

adjective

prior

antecedent events

antecedent词源中文解释

“先行词”一词最早出现于语法学（指代代词所指的名词），逻辑学中也有应用（“如果 A 成立，则 B 成立”中，A 为 antecedent，B 为 consequent）。该词源自14世纪的古法语 antecedent，或直接源自拉丁语 antecedentem（主格 antecedens），是 antecedere 的现在分词名词化，意为“先于，领先于”，由 ante（源自 PIE 词根 *ant-，“前面，前额”，派生词义为“在前面，在之前”）和 cedere（源自 PIE 词根 *ked-，“前往，屈服”）组成。

因此，“一个事件在另一个事件之前发生”（17世纪）。作为形容词，最早出现于15世纪。相关词汇： Antecedently。

antecedent_医学行业词汇

先质

先行的，前驱的

antecedent_数学行业词汇

前项

antecedent_金融行业词汇

先行的

先时的

antecedent词源英文解释

Noun and Adjective Middle English, from Medieval Latin & Latin; Medieval Latin antecedent-, antecedens, from Latin, what precedes, from neuter of antecedent-, antecedens, present participle of antecedere to go before, from ante- + cedere to go

The first known use of antecedent was in the 15th century

antecedent儿童词典英英释义

antechambernoun

anteroom

antecedent1 of 2noun

a noun, pronoun, phrase, or clause referred to by a pronoun

in "the house that we live in," "house" is the antecedent of "that"

an event or cause coming before something

plural one's ancestors or parents

antecedent2 of 2adjective

coming earlier in time or order

antecedent1 of 2noun

a noun, pronoun, phrase, or clause referred to by a pronoun

in "the house that we live in," "house" is the antecedent of "that"

an event or cause coming before something

plural one's ancestors or parents

antecedent2 of 2adjective

coming earlier in time or order

antecedent1 of 2noun

a noun, pronoun, phrase, or clause referred to by a pronoun

in "the house that we live in," "house" is the antecedent of "that"

an event or cause coming before something

plural one's ancestors or parents

antecedent2 of 2adjective

coming earlier in time or order

antecedent 例句

1 Yet the ambitions of the Clintons’ global foundation have a clear antecedent in the later years of another former head of state: Jimmy Carter.

2 "The Harder They Come," however, has a specific antecedent: the true story of Aaron Bassler, a mentally ill man who in 2011 killed two people in Fort Bragg, Calif., and disappeared into the surrounding woods.

3 Like Deborah Warner’s “The Angel Project,” the piece of New York immersive art that provides the closest antecedent, “The Dreary Coast” has a way of making the familiar strange.

4 What The Young Messiah aims to do may have antecedents in the roots of early Christianity — for example, the Infancy Gospel of Thomas, which created its own narrative of Jesus’ life as a boy.

5 The closest antecedent to edge may be noir, the movement in literature, especially detective literature, and film that was ascendant after World War II — movies like "The Big Sleep," "Double Indemnity" and "Kiss of Death."

6 And this encounter with Stravinsky was more successful than the antecedent at the orchestra’s concert for the Shift festival this past Saturday night, when “Pulcinella” failed to cohere; presumably this week’s program had more rehearsal.

7 Phoebe is presented to us as the extreme one, the oddball sidekick, the manic pixie antecedent with a résumé that would read like satire.

8 That's an antecedent standard. Moral desert.

道德应得，那是一个先行标准。

9 Still, “The Color of Pomegranates” was not without its antecedents in Soviet cinema.

10 Not everyone feels that “Fidelio” is the definitive take on the story; but not many people have had a chance to experience all of its antecedents.

11 This is an antecedent of the war.

这是战争的前因。

12 A portrait of James Russell Lowell, his overpraised poetical antecedent, was hung proudly in his study.

13 But his diffuse film would need more heft, or the farcical energy of such obvious antecedents as "Being There" and "Dave," to transcend its harebrained premise.

14 To see one historical antecedent for this new work, check out the gallery’s auxiliary space.

15 Peripatetic and reflective, bookish and quietly beguiling, the narrator of “Land of Love and Ruins” has clear antecedents in the W.G.

16 This film comes out roughly a decade into Gaga's career, around when her natural antecedent, Madonna, appeared in her own documentary, Truth or Dare.

17 “John” is the antecedent of the pronoun “him” in “Mary saw John and thanked him.”

18 Meyerson had Oxford and Cambridge in mind, as well as Berkeley, but the “colleges” were decidedly rougher around the edges than their British antecedents.

19 And the model can generate with higher accuracy by increasing the number of fuzzy partitions in antecedent.

随着条件部成员函数个数的增加，这种模糊推论模型能够获得较高的输出精度。

20 But none of these antecedents properly sets the tone for the way 100 gecs rifles through ideas — rapidly, wantonly, chaotically, vividly.