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[/ˈriːznəbl; ˋriznəbl/] adj 用法:
1 (a) (of people) ready to use or listen to reason; sensible （指人）讲理的, 明事理的:
No reasonable person could refuse. 凡是明事理的人都不会拒绝此事. *
She's perfectly reasonable in her demands. 她的要求完全合情合理.
(b) (of emotions, opinions, etc) in accordance with reason; not absurd; logical （指情感、 见解等）合情理的, 不荒谬的, 合逻辑的:
a reasonable suspicion, fear, belief, etc 不无道理的怀疑、 恐惧、 信念等 *
a reasonable attitude, conclusion 合乎情理的态度、 结论 *
It's not reasonable to expect a child to understand sarcasm. 希望孩子明白讽刺的意义, 未免脱离实际. *
Is the accused guilty beyond all reasonable doubt? 判定被告有罪是否毫无怀疑余地? 用法:
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(a) not unfair or expecting too much; moderate 公平的; 不过分的; 适度的:
a reasonable fee, offer, claim 公平合理的费用、 出价、 要求.
(b) (of prices, etc) not too expensive; acceptable （指价格等）不太贵的, 公道的:
Ten pounds for a good dictionary seems reasonable enough. 花十镑买一部好词典算是够公道的了. 用法:
3 [esp attrib 尤作定语] tolerable; average 还可以的; 平均水平的:
reasonable weather, health, food 过得去的天气、 健康状况、 食物 *
There's a reasonable chance that he'll come. 他还是有可能来的. *
reasonable expectations of success 对取得成功所抱有的并非捕风捉影的希望. |