英:['pɒzətɪvnɪs]
美:[ˈpɑzətɪvnɪs]
英:['pɒzətɪvnɪs]
美:[ˈpɑzətɪvnɪs]
n.
肯定
确实
确信
积极性
词根:posit
adj.positive 积极的;[数] 正的,[化学][医] 阳性的;确定的,肯定的;实际的,真实的;绝对的
adv.positively 肯定地;明确地;断然地
n.positive 正数;[摄] 正片
posit 假设;设想
positioner [机] 定位器
vt.posit 安置;假定
adjective
formally laid down or imposed : prescribed
positive laws
expressed clearly or peremptorily
her answer was a positive no
fully assured : confident
positive it was her book
of, relating to, or constituting the degree of comparison that is expressed in English by the unmodified and uninflected form of an adjective or adverb and denotes no increase or diminution
independent of changing circumstances : unconditioned
an insurance policy with positive coverage
incontestable
positive proof
not fictitious : real
positive social tensions
active and effective in social or economic function rather than merely maintaining peace and order
a positive government
indicating, relating to, or characterized by affirmation, addition, inclusion, or presence rather than negation, withholding, or absence
took the positive approach and struck a new deal rather than canceling the contract
having rendition of light and shade similar in tone to the tones of the original subject
a positive photographic image
contributing toward or characterized by increase or progression positive cash flow
take some positive action
directed or moving toward a source of stimulation
a positive taxis
real and numerically greater than zero
+2 is a positive integer
being, relating to, or charged with electricity of which the proton is the elementary unit and which predominates in a glass body after being rubbed with silk
a positive ion
having higher electric potential and constituting the part from which the current flows to the external circuit
the positive terminal of a discharging storage battery
marked by or indicating acceptance, approval, or affirmation
received a positive response
affirming the presence especially of a condition, substance, or organism suspected to be presentalso: having a test result indicating the presence especially of a condition, substance, or organism HIV positive
a positive test for blood
of a lens converging light rays and forming a real inverted image
having a good effect : favorable
a positive role model
marked by optimism
the positive point of view
noun
something positive: such as
something of which an affirmation can be made : reality
a positive photograph or a print from a negative
a positive result (as of a test)also: a test yielding such a result
1670年代,“无疑的确信”,来自 positive(形容词)+ -ness。
Adjective Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Latin positivus, from positus, past participle of ponere
The first known use of positive was in the 14th century
possessive1 of 2adjective
of, relating to, or being a grammatical case that shows ownership or a similar relation
showing the desire to possess or control
a possessive attitude
possessive2 of 2noun
the possessive case
a noun or pronoun in the possessive case
possessive1 of 2adjective
of, relating to, or being a grammatical case that shows ownership or a similar relation
showing the desire to possess or control
a possessive attitude
possessive2 of 2noun
the possessive case
a noun or pronoun in the possessive case
possessionnoun
the act of possessing or holding as one's own : ownership
control of property without regard to ownership
something held as one's own
an area under the control of but not actually part of a nation
island possessions of the U.S.
control by an idea or influence from outside oneself
possessionnoun
the act of possessing or holding as one's own : ownership
control of property without regard to ownership
something held as one's own
an area under the control of but not actually part of a nation
island possessions of the U.S.
control by an idea or influence from outside oneself
possessverb
to have and hold as property : own
to have as a characteristic, knowledge, or skill
possesses a keen wit
to enter into and control firmly : dominate whatever possessed you to do that
possessed by a demon
possessverb
to have and hold as property : own
to have as a characteristic, knowledge, or skill
possesses a keen wit
to enter into and control firmly : dominate whatever possessed you to do that
possessed by a demon
possessverb
to have and hold as property : own
to have as a characteristic, knowledge, or skill
possesses a keen wit
to enter into and control firmly : dominate whatever possessed you to do that
possessed by a demon
possenoun
a group of people called upon by a sheriff for help (as in pursuit of a criminal)
a number of people organized to make a search (as for a lost child)
positronnoun
a positively charged particle having the same mass and size of charge as the electron
positive1 of 2adjective
clearly or definitely stated
positive orders
filled with confidence : certain
were positive we would win
of, relating to, or having the form of an adjective or adverb that shows no degree of comparison
having or showing real existence or activity
positive change in temperature
having the light and dark areas the same as in the original subject
a positive photographic image
being numerically greater than zero
+2 is a positive number
reckoned or proceeding in a direction taken as that of increase or progress
directed or moving toward the source of a stimulus
a positive tropism
of, being, or relating to electricity of which the proton is the smallest unit and which is produced in a glass rod rubbed with silk
a positive charge
charged with positive electricity : having a deficiency of electrons
a positive particle
being the part from which the current flows to the external circuit
the positive pole of a storage battery
electron-collecting—used of an electrode in an electron tube
showing acceptance or approval
a positive answer to the question
showing the presence especially of a condition, substance, or living thing suspected to be present
the test for tuberculosis was positive
positive2 of 2noun
something positive: as
the positive degree or a positive form in a language
a positive photograph or a print from a negative
1 The low unemployment rate is a positive sign for the economy.
2 Sally sat down in the big tufted chair in the twins’ room, and made the announcement with a positiveness that left no room for doubt.
3 The author addresses some important questions, in particular, the ontological assumptions that underpin positiveness and the scope for embracing critical theory.
作者提出了一些重要的问题,尤其是,能加强实证性基础的实体论假设和接受批评的理论范围等问题。
4 “And the kind of relentless, exuberant, almost ecstatic positiveness of Hudson’s music was the perfect foil for more challenging lyrics than people would be used to hearing from me.”
5 The little girl answered my question with positiveness.
她自信地回答我的问题。
6 The company took positive steps to create a safer workplace.
7 Positiveness : The visIt'should be helpful, not destructive.
6积极性: 课堂观察应该提供帮助, 而非破坏教师的积极性.
8 Although his words are harsh, there is positiveness in them.
虽然他的话很苛刻, 但有建设性.
9 "You see so much negativity in the world these days, but two or three days on the road and you experience the awesomeness, the positiveness, the generosity of people," he said.
10 They corrected you, but there was just a positiveness to how they approached everything that attracted me to them as leaders.
11 “I need to be around veterans like me. That’s where I get my strength, my ‘positiveness’ from,” says the burly former first sergeant who now sports a long, gray braid on his back.
12 Guided by the principles like the priority of law, the reserve of law and positiveness, the writer comes up with the concept to establish the police prompt coercion system at all sources of law.
在法律优先、法律保留及明确性原则的指引下,提出各位阶法律渊源中设定警察即时强制的构想。
13 You've got to have a positive attitude to do well in life.
14 Gwynn never gave up his youthful ambition of improving English building, but he did give up the positiveness evident in this poem.
15 "I say she'll not go back," declared one of the men with equal positiveness.
16 Such positiveness makes possible the rapidity of vocal development akin to the surety of the dentist's art and the certainty of the photographer.
17 Emerson really seems about to commit himself; he argues and affirms, with extraordinary positiveness.
18 The negative person must grow in positiveness before God will say " Go".
消极的人必须学会积极,上帝才能使用他。
19 "No, you don't!" cried Pauline, with soft positiveness.
20 "So will I," said the Colonel, with a positiveness that was noticeable.
1 积极性
2 肯定
positive guaranteed affirmative affirmatory positively conclusively affirmatively pardi yea affirmation affirm
3 建设性
4 自信
strong self-trust confidence assurance reassurance self-confidence self-assurance assuredness Jack the Lad comfortable confident definite assured self-confident self-assured confidently surety assertiveness self-belief
6 确信
sure strong clear certain positive secure confident satisfied convinced assured confidently assuringly avouchment trust faith confidence belief conviction assurance certainty persuasion reassurance positivism certitude assuredness bet satisfy convince assure avouch be confident of be convinced of be persuaded of feel sure of make certain of bet your boots feel in bones bring home be persuaded be certain of make sure of feel sure
7 确实
sure true safe positive straight reliable faithful tangible factual indisputable undoubted unfailing indubitable questionless really forsooth verity concreteness sureness tangibility assuredness seal without dispute be certain to as sure as death big as life large as life no less to knowledge damn well with a capital