plausibly

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BNC.19657 / COCA.21427

英英释义

adv

• easy to believe on the basis of available evidence
  1. he talked plausibly before the committee
  2. he will probably win the election
  Synonym:crediblybelievablyprobably

双语例句

• This method simply does not have enough information to handle plausibly the IOExceptions that may occur.
  此方法没有足够的信息来处理很有可能发生的IOException。
• One MP plausibly gives the new map a60% chance of being in place by the next election.
  一名国会议员对新选区的划分会在下次大选前有百分之60生效的论断，这种推测对大家来说似乎又比较可信。
• The point here is not whether a machine gives a "correct" answer, but if it gives one that a human plausibly would.
  重点不在于一台机器是不是给出一个“正确”回答，而是它给出的那个会不会是如果是一位人类的话将会给出的。
• More plausibly, they need both.
  更有可能的情况是，它们两者都需要。
• More plausibly, weak domestic demand, structural rigidities and globalisation kept investment down.
  更有可能的是，疲弱的国内需求、结构僵化和全球化，让投资不断减少。
• There is plausibly a bubble here, he says, when I inform him that prices in London are now well above their 2007 peak.
  当我告诉他伦敦房价现在远高于2007年的峰值，他表示貌似存在泡沫。
• It could plausibly be argued that this diversity is accidental.
  人们可以貌似有理地争辩说，这一差异是属于偶然性的。
• But James Hamilton of the University of California more plausibly argues that the Fed's independence has already been seriously compromised.
  但加州大学的詹姆斯汉密尔顿（JamesHamilton）似乎更有道理。他认为，美联储的独立性已经严重受损。
• The case was presented very plausibly.
  案情的申述似很可信。
• When two events occur close intime, and one plausibly might have caused the other, we tend to assume it did.
  如果两个事件接连发生，而其中一个事件貌似导致了另一个事件的发生，人们就会倾向于做出这种假设。