predicate如何读

英:[ˈpredɪkət]

美:['predɪkət]

predicate是什么意思

vt.

断言,断定

宣布,宣讲

使基于

vi.

断言,断定

n.

谓语

述语

predicate自然拼读

pred·i·cate

predicate变形

复数:predicates

第三人称单数:predicates

现在分词:predicating

过去式:predicated

过去分词:predicated

predicate扩展

predicative (adj.), predicatively (adv.), predication (n.)

predicate词根

词根:predicate

adj.

predicative 表语的;断定性的;谓语性的

adv.

predicatively 肯定地;断然地

n.

predicative 表语

predication 断定;声明;谓项

predicate英英释义

noun

something that is affirmed or denied of the subject in a proposition in logic

a term designating a property or relation

the part of a sentence or clause that expresses what is said of the subject and that usually consists of a verb with or without objects, complements, or adverbial modifiers

verb

transitive verb

affirm, declare

archaic preach

to assert to be a quality, attribute, or property—used with following of

predicates intelligence of humans

to make (a term) the predicate in a proposition

found, base—usually used with on

the theory is predicated on recent findings

imply

adjective

completing the meaning of a copula predicate noun

predicate adjective

predicate词组

(grammatical) predicate(语法)谓语

predicate logic谓词逻辑

predicate verb谓语动词

predicate calculus谓词演算

predicate词源中文解释

15世纪中期,逻辑学中的一个术语,指“主语所说的内容”,源自古法语 predicat,直接源自中世纪拉丁语 predicatum,来自拉丁语 praedicatum “主语所说的内容”,是 praedicare 的中性过去分词名词用法,意为“断言,宣布,公开宣称”,由 prae- “向前,之前”(见 pre-)和 dicare “宣布”(源自 PIE 词根 *deik- “展示”,也表示“庄严宣布”,参见 diction)组成。

“在命题中表达主语所说的内容的单词或短语”的语法意义始于1630年代。相关词汇: Predicative; predicator; predicatory。

predicate_数学行业词汇

谓词

predicate词源英文解释

Noun Middle English, from Late Latin praedicatum, from neuter of praedicatus Verb Late Latin praedicatus, past participle of praedicare to assert, predicate logically, preach, from Latin, to proclaim, assert — more at preach

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

predicate儿童词典英英释义

predictverb

to declare in advance : foretell on the basis of observation, experience, or reasoning

predictverb

to declare in advance : foretell on the basis of observation, experience, or reasoning

predicate1 of 3noun

the part of a sentence or clause that expresses what is said about the subject

"threw the ball" in "the child threw the ball" is the predicate

predicate2 of 3verb

base entry 2 sense 2

your theory is predicated on the belief that ghosts exist

predicate3 of 3adjective

belonging to the predicateespecially: completing the meaning of a linking verb compare attributive

hot in "the sun is hot" is a predicate adjective

predicate1 of 3noun

the part of a sentence or clause that expresses what is said about the subject

"threw the ball" in "the child threw the ball" is the predicate

predicate2 of 3verb

base entry 2 sense 2

your theory is predicated on the belief that ghosts exist

predicate3 of 3adjective

belonging to the predicateespecially: completing the meaning of a linking verb compare attributive

hot in "the sun is hot" is a predicate adjective

predicate1 of 3noun

the part of a sentence or clause that expresses what is said about the subject

"threw the ball" in "the child threw the ball" is the predicate

predicate2 of 3verb

base entry 2 sense 2

your theory is predicated on the belief that ghosts exist

predicate3 of 3adjective

belonging to the predicateespecially: completing the meaning of a linking verb compare attributive

hot in "the sun is hot" is a predicate adjective

predicate1 of 3noun

the part of a sentence or clause that expresses what is said about the subject

"threw the ball" in "the child threw the ball" is the predicate

predicate2 of 3verb

base entry 2 sense 2

your theory is predicated on the belief that ghosts exist

predicate3 of 3adjective

belonging to the predicateespecially: completing the meaning of a linking verb compare attributive

hot in "the sun is hot" is a predicate adjective

predicate1 of 3noun

the part of a sentence or clause that expresses what is said about the subject

"threw the ball" in "the child threw the ball" is the predicate

predicate2 of 3verb

base entry 2 sense 2

your theory is predicated on the belief that ghosts exist

predicate3 of 3adjective

belonging to the predicateespecially: completing the meaning of a linking verb compare attributive

hot in "the sun is hot" is a predicate adjective

predicate1 of 3noun

the part of a sentence or clause that expresses what is said about the subject

"threw the ball" in "the child threw the ball" is the predicate

predicate2 of 3verb

base entry 2 sense 2

your theory is predicated on the belief that ghosts exist

predicate3 of 3adjective

belonging to the predicateespecially: completing the meaning of a linking verb compare attributive

hot in "the sun is hot" is a predicate adjective

predicate 例句

1 There are 4 ways of semantic transformation. AD g + N structure can act as attribute, predicate, adverbial modifier, complement.

“AD_程+N”结构由四种途径实现语义转化, 能在句中充当定语 、 谓语 、 状语和补语等成分.

2 And most of the time, even those feelings are largely predicated on being stoned.

3 “Survival allows for hope — it is, indeed, predicated on hope — but it does not allow for pleasure, and as a topic, it is dull.”

4 After pushing down the predicate, the statement looks similar to Figure 9.

下推谓词之后,语句看上去如图9所示。

5 The league was predicated, in short, on the consent of the governed, without which the entire enterprise would collapse.

6 Yet the drama still needs a context: it must take place in a society predicated on war and violence, so McVicar has synthesised a less specific, though still ancient and very clearly barbaric world.

7 And to be clear, I am predicating my advice on the understanding that your cheating days are over.

8 Television series must evolve to stay interesting, but it is interesting to see a drama predicated on an unusual storytelling angle strip back to basics, mostly for the sake of staying alive.

9 And most of all, he pities his father’s loneliness, for being sentenced to a lifetime preoccupation with torture and a headful of savage sexual fantasies, predicated on the harming of innocents.

10 As a piece of theatre, it's perfect, brilliantly edited and satisfyingly complete, but it's predicated on a single ugly truth: the preposterous idea that a homely, middle-aged woman could possibly have talent.

11 Instead, Bernstein practices a secular religion predicated on a mix of art and self-reliance.

12 NEA funds, for example, are predicated on matching funds from state arts agencies, a powerful incentive to states to keep local arts funding alive.

13 This was a great source of pride for the French, but it was predicated on the assumption that the Earth was a perfect sphere–which Newton now said it was not.

14 The lad mags were predicated on instant gratification, on living the consequence-free life.

15 The Carlisle system had a goal to “make students better,” but this goal was predicated on the teachers’ understanding that the students came to the school lacking in socialization, intellect, and worth.

16 In the sentence “The child threw the ball,” the subject is “the child” and the predicate is “threw the ball.”

17 By the mid-1770s, the system of bond labor had been thoroughly transformed into a racial caste system predicated on slavery.

18 He predicated the proposal to be ridiculous.

他断言该提案是荒谬的.

19 I think it’s predicated on their way of producing these false equivalencies.

20 Objectively, they were wrong: as TV shows predicated on laughing at other countries go, Eurotrash was amazing.

predicate 同义词

4 宾词

predicable

6 述语的

predicative

7 依据于

found

11 述词

predicative

13 有根据

just educated

14 取决于

lie with

16 谓语的

predicative

18 表述

formula couch put

21 使基于

anchor

22 述词的

predicative

31 以…为依据

go on

predicate 短语相关

predicate calculus predicate nominative

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