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con·se·quent
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复数:consequents
词根:consequent
adj.consequential 间接的;结果的;重要的;随之发生的;自傲的
adv.consequently 因此;结果;所以
n.consequence 结果;重要性;推论
adjective
following as a consequence or result.The explosion and the consequent deaths and injuries were blamed on the negligence of the company's officials.Many bomb victims developed cancer consequent to radiation exposure.
following as a logical conclusion; logically consistent or correct.
noun
anything that follows as a consequence.
consequent on随之而来;跟着…发生的
15世纪初,“确定的,逻辑的”,也指“作为结果或效果而随之而来”,源自古法语 consequent “随之而来的,结果的”,直接源自拉丁语 consequentem(主格 consequens)“随之而来的,结果的”, consequi “跟随”,由 com “与,一起”(见 con-)和 sequi “跟随”(源自 PIE 词根 *sekw-(1)“跟随”)组成。相关词: Consequently。
后项
Noun Middle English, "effect, result taken as a precedent," borrowed from Anglo-French & Late Latin; Anglo-French, "consequence, reasoning," borrowed from Late Latin consequent-, consequens, noun derivative of Latin consequent-, consequens "following as a logical consequence" — more at consequent >entry 2 Adjective Middle English, "resulting, conclusive," borrowed from Middle French & Latin; Middle French, "following logically," borrowed from Latin consequent-, consequens "following in time, following as a logical consequence, consistent," from present participle of consequor, consequī "to come after, follow, keep pace with, succeed in time, follow as a necessary consequence, bring about, acquire" from con- con- + sequor, sequī "to follow" — more at sue
The first known use of consequent was in the 14th century
conservatismnoun
a political belief supporting established institutions and customs and preferring gradual development to sudden change
a desire to preserve an existing situation or existing ways
conservationistnoun
a person who is in favor of conservation especially of natural resources (as forests)
conservationnoun
a careful preservation and protection of somethingespecially: planned management of a natural resource to prevent exploitation, pollution, destruction, or neglect
consequentlyadverb
as a result : accordingly
consequentialadjective
consequent
having important consequences
consequentialadjective
consequent
having important consequences
consequentadjective
following as a result or effect
1 Cultural appropriation, on the other hand, relies on exploitation and consequent erasure, followed by the willful denying of those actions.
2 They understand that the greatest and least predictable effect will be the melting of the polar-ice sheets and the consequent rise in sea level.
他们也明白,最大和最不可预测的影响将是极地冰盖融化和随之而来的海平面上升。
3 As much as 80% of some towns in the coastal Maule region were destroyed by the shock or consequent waves, officials said.
官员们说,沿海Maule地区一些城镇高达80%的建筑被此次地震及后续余震所摧毁。
4 Smythe tells the story of consequent global collapse through more than 20 "testimonies" of survivors from all around the world, charting humanity's reaction to the message and describing a world ravaged by terrorism.
5 It suddenly struck her that it might be from Lady Catherine; and she anticipated with dismay all the consequent explanations.
她突然想到,那封信可能是咖苔琳夫人写来的,免不了又要向父亲解释一番,说来真是烦闷。
6 Although these conditions are rare, left unchecked they have the potential to cause recovery log collision and consequent loss of data integrity.
虽然这些情形不常见,但是却有导致恢复日志冲突且随之损失数据的完整性的潜在危险。
7 D . The consequent was too bad he could bear to see it.
球赛结果太糟了,三垒手不想看到.
8 How has your voluntary exile and the consequent back and forth between the landscapes of the U.S.
9 But then, neo-liberal economics intervened in the transformative epoch begun by Thatcher and continued by Blair, and the consequent disparities revived the old concerns.
10 Brown rearranges appearances to create his world of wacky coincidences, but the consequent confusion over 'fact' and meaning understandably annoys some parties.
11 More than any other mark, the comma draws our attention to the mixed origins of modern punctuation, and its consequent mingling of two quite distinct functions: 1.
12 The London effect leads to a mutually reinforcing network of funders and a consequent difficulty in attracting funding outside that circle.
13 That was some weeks ago, which is to say, a lifetime in the dog-years of the coronavirus pandemic’s spread and the consequent shifting social mores.
14 This defect or distortion of attitude was consequent on his past experience or his present situation.
这种在态度上的缺陷或曲解是一个过去的经历或现在处境所造成的后果.
15 This country is obsessed, dominated and shackled by class to a still unhealthy degree, and that obsession is focused on the royal family, with the consequent trickle-down effect through the social strata.
16 the lowering of taxes and the consequent increase in spending
税收降低与随之引起的消费增长
17 This fall of prices is consequent on the rise in production.
这次价格下降是生产提高的结果.
18 Any consequent profit margin compression has been offset by volume gains.
销量的增长弥补了手机降价给利润率带来的压力.
19 The changes in social work consequent upon reorganization have been considerable.
重组引起社会福利工作发生了重大变化。
20 There was severe trade depression consequent upon a number of serious strikes.
几次大罢工后,起之而来的是严重的贸易萧条.
2 当然
right due natural moral righteous rightful undisputed unquestionable matter-of-course rather certainly properly indeed naturally necessarily surely rightly natch forsooth iwis allowedly absolutely naturalness inevasible clean sure course easily solid for sooth in the nature of things my oath bet ass beyond question by rights
3 结论
head conclusion finding consequence implication inference upshot wrap-up illation perorate terminus ad quem
4 推断
conclusion inference corollary illation project understand collect gather conclude infer extrapolate constructive factoid educe see reason draw guess judge illative speculation eduction compute estimate
6 作为结果
8 结果的
9 作为结果发生
10 作为结果的
11 当然的
right due natural moral righteous rightful undisputed unquestionable matter-of-course inevasible clean
12 合乎逻辑
13 随后发生的事
14 必然
certain necessary dead fatal inevitable consequential apodeictic necessarily presently needful perforce certes perdie necessity automatic logical bound necessitous unescapable surely anytime inevitably ineluctably pardi must inevitability by the nature of the case by the nature of things from the nature of the case from the nature of things in the nature of the case in the nature of things to a certainty as a necessity of necessity
15 推论
reasoned deductive discursive inferential illative dianoetic analogism rider reasoning inference corollary argumentation sequitur illation reason infer ratiocinate deduct intellectualize
16 合乎逻辑的
legitimate rational coherent cogent sound sequacious logical
17 结果
subsequent eventual consequential resultant emergent end product result issue event effect growth fruit outcome sequence sake fate ending sequel aftermath offspring corollary upshot outgrowth sequent to go come fare ensue eventuate fructify as a result as a consequence when all is said in bearing in the sequel consecutive sequential that produce success conclusion finding consequence harvest termination progeny scoreline spillover out-turn -ion -ism in the event final job amount train trace spawn ramification sequela outgo outturn fruitage ure nuciferous ensuing consequently -ade proceeds bearing denouement subsequence -sion -tion -ution pan in the result on analysis after all is said for the long haul
18 必然的
necessary dead fatal inevitable consequential apodeictic certain automatic logical necessitous unescapable
19 随之发生
20 逻辑上必然的
21 合理
reasonable legitimate rational sensible feasible sober tenable truly reasonably justice fitness rationalize in reason by rights
22 因…而起
23 继起的
24 由…而起的
25 作为结果发生的
26 随之发生的
27 继起