英语释义

• in an obvious and provable manner;

  "his documentary sources are demonstrably wrong"

片语

explicitlyad 明确地；明白地

specificallyad 特别地；明确地

demonstrably committed明确承诺

Necessarily or demonstrably true必然真实的

Not Demonstrably Wrong不毫无根据地错误

Demonstrably Justified绝对正确

positivelyad 肯定地；明确地；断然地；乐观地

Demonstrably Superior and Pleasingly Different优异且愉悦

definitelyad 清楚地，当然；明确地，肯定地

particularlyad 异乎寻常地；特别是；明确地

英汉例句

• And we would recommend subsidies, consistent with GATT, only for a demonstrably competitive industry whose products are used in a variety of manufactured goods.

  我们建议在停止补贴时，要契合关贸总协议的规则，并只限于分明有竞争力、其产品用于加工各种制成品的产业。

• It「s also demonstrably untrue, however, because there are enough cases where more time doesn」t lead to better learning.

  但是，这也是可被证明的错误观点，因为，在太多情况下，「更多的时间」并没有带来「更好的学习效果」。

• For men, at least, this is demonstrably true.

  至少对男性而言，这是一个明显的事实。

• They should not welcome Mr Chavez in their midst unless the presidential election in Venezuela in December is demonstrably free and fair.

  除非12月的委内瑞拉大选确然自由、公正，否则他们中间不应有人欢迎查维斯先生。

• 「it is peculiar that this thesis keeps coming up year after year when it is so demonstrably wrong,」 Mr. Arnott says.

  阿诺特说，这种观点的错误之处是如此明显，它却仍然年复一年地甚嚣尘上，这种现象有些奇怪。

• And while they 「don「t compel the assent of many knowledgeable scientists, 」 they」re also 「not demonstrably wrong.」

  他们「既不强迫很多学识渊博的科学家们赞同认可，」他们也「不是毫无根据地错误。」

• That「s demonstrably wrong in lots of ways.

  就很多方面而言，这都是明显错误的。

• According to a 2000 article in The Lancet, between 9 and 18 percent of people who have been demonstrably near death report having had such an experience.

  根据《柳叶刀》上的2000篇文章，有9% - 18%已经被证明即将死亡的人报告有这中经历。

• These principles demonstrably translate into a tangibly humanistic architecture, inevitably organic, and inextricable from its context.

  这些原则明确转化为有形的人文建筑，这个建筑不可避免是有机的，并且无法摆脱其环境。

• Of course, it」s demonstrably untrue that Americans by and large are somehow abandoning their parents.

  总的来说，美国人在以某种方式离弃父母，这当然不是真的。

• This conclusion should particularly discomfit popular proponents of atheism, such as Richard Dawkins, whose position is entirely based on demonstrably faulty arguments.

  这一结论尤其会令无神论时髦的支持者难堪，如理查德·道金斯（RichardDawkins），其地位完全依赖于明确的有缺陷的论证。

• Here, again, the rational man will admit that the question is one to which there is no demonstrably right answer.

  在这里，理智的人会再次承认，这类问题没有一个明确的答案。

• And if anyone can put together a plan that is demonstrably better than the improvements we「ve made to our health care system — that covers as many people at less cost — I will publicly support it.

  如果任何人能够制定一个明显优于目前医疗保健系统的改进计划，并尽可能覆盖更多的人，那我一定会公开表示支持。

• The broken connection issue is just one example of how the WebSphere MQ culture tends to perpetuate established practices even after they are obsolete or demonstrably broken.

  断开连接问题只是其中一个示例，说明了WebSphereMQ文化如何倾向于固守既定的实践，即使是在那些实践已经过时或者显然被违反之后。

• People with diets high in fruits and vegetables had demonstrably yellower skin, the researchers found.

  研究人员发现，日常膳食富含水果和蔬菜的人们确实肤色更黄。

• None of the explanations offered is demonstrably correct - or demonstrably incorrect.

  所提供的解释没有一个显然是正确或不正确的。

• Second, it demonstrably improves productivity.

  其次，它提高了生产效率。

• For many Anglicans, and for a long time, Roman Catholicism was not just a foreign, superstitious creed, it was demonstrably cruel.

  很多圣公会教徒长期以来都认为罗马天主教不仅仅是来自异域、充满迷信的教条，它简直就是残酷的化身。

• Because a certified RUP specialist has demonstrably more value to the organization, he or she might well expect to be compensated for that greater value with more money.

  因为经过认证的RUP专家对于企业具有更大的价值，因此他或她也会相应的期望更高的报酬。

• Swearing actually is demonstrably beneficial, according to scientists in a different preposterous news story entirely.

  根据一贯前后颠倒的不同故事，咒骂实际上是确确实实有益的。

• And if you can go outdoors, even better: as little as 20 minutes in a natural setting demonstrably increased people」s energy levels for the day.

  如果你真能去户外那就更好了，每天只需要在自然环境下待上20分钟就能有效提高一天的能量了。

• If the United States is to return to the moon, it needs to do so in a way that is demonstrably superior to the first trip-for example, being led by business rather than government.

  如果美国重返月球，就需要用明显优于第一次的方式来完成，例如由企业主导而不是政府。

• The second group were demonstrably successful at jobs 「that required a great deal of reading.」 (They included a New Yorker writer named Fred Shapiro and the editor of a medical journal.)

  第二组是在「需要大量阅读的」工作岗位中表现优异一类人（其中包括一位纽约客作者FredShapiro和一位医学杂志的编辑）。

相似词

confirmable可证实的；可确定的

provable可证明的；可以查清的

supportable可支持的；可援助的；可忍耐的

sustainable可以忍受的；足可支撑的；养得起的；可持续的

verifiable可证实的；能作证的；可检验的

相反词

indemonstrable不能证明的

insupportable不能忍受的；忍耐不住的

unprovable无法证明的，无法证实的

unsupportable不能忍受的

unsustainable不能持续的，无法维持的；破坏生态平衡的

unverifiable无法核实的；无法检验的；不能证实的