plausibly

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美

网络  站得住脚; 似真地; 合理的; 振振有词

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

• The question is: could the EU plausibly apply for it?
  问题是，欧盟是否当真会求助于美国？
• With the exception perhaps of the euro, which may emerge in the next decade, no other currency has the necessary characteristics to allow it plausibly to serve the needs of the global economy.
  除了欧元有机会在未来的十年上升为世界储备货币外，全球还没有其他货币可以像美元一样具有可以满足全球经济的需求的必要特征。
• 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。
• There is no civil society to engineer a peaceful transition, while Syria could plausibly become another Lebanon, acting as a proxy battleground for regional powers.
  叙利亚不存在可以策划实现和平过渡的民权社会，相反，叙利亚可能变成另一个黎巴嫩，成为地区霸权的争斗战场。
• Not for Greece, which actually was fiscally profligate during the good years, and owes more than it can plausibly repay.
  对于在好的年月里实际发生了财政挥霍，现在已经远远资不抵债的国家希腊，这种战略是不起作用的。
• 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。
• 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。
• He talked plausibly before the committee; he will probably win the election.
  在委员会成员面前他说的话好像很可信；他大概会在选举中获胜。
• Normally, the choice depends on whether you can plausibly handle the exception at the point where it's thrown.
  通常，至于选择何种方法，取决于是否能在抛出异常时合理地处理异常。
• At the very least, the data makes it impossible to plausibly say that it's just been VC business as usual.
  至少，根据以上数据，如果还说风险资本家是在依照估价进行投资就很难站得住脚了。