英语释义

1. to derive as a conclusion from facts or premises
we see smoke and infer fire
— L. A. White — compare imply

2. guess, surmise
your letter … allows me to infer that you are as well as ever
— O. W. Holmes ?1935

3. to involve as a normal outcome of thought

4. to point out indicate
this doth infer the zeal I had to see him
— William Shakespeare another survey … infers that two-thirds of all present computer installations are not paying for themselves
— H. R. Chellman

5. suggest, hint
are you inferring I'm incompetent?

6. to draw inferences
men … have observed, inferred, and reasoned … to all kinds of results
— John Dewey

7. to form (an opinion) from evidence to reach (a conclusion) based on known facts

8. to hint or suggest (something)

9. to arrive at as a conclusion based on known facts
I inferred he was sick from his cough.

10. guess entry 1 sense 1
From the look on her face, I inferred she was lying.

11. hint entry 2, suggest Are you inferring I'm guilty?

12. to derive as a conclusion from facts or premises
could infer acceptance of the offer from the offeree's response

13. to draw inferences

片语

inferable promise推定承诺

inferable anaphora可推知照应

inferable a可推知的

inferable crime推定犯罪

inferable consent推定承诺

英汉例句

• this paper discusses the quality of fuzzy multivalued dependency. the inferable theorem is supplemented under the single fuzzy multivalued dependency.

  本文探讨了模糊多值依赖的性质，对单一模糊多值依赖环境下的推导规则进行了补充；

• the inferable theorem is discussed under the mixed circumstances under fuzzy functional dependency and fuzzy multivalued dependency.

  讨论了在模糊函数依赖、模糊多值依赖混合作用下的推导公理系统；

• when the verb means bodily emission or congestion, its highly inferable argument as the entity in motion is often made implicit too, leaving an empty space for the θ-role.

  而当动词意为「体物外排」或「外物内纳」时，作为运动实体的论元因为不言自明也常被隐去，留下一个语义角色空位。

相似词

derivable可诱导的；可推论的；可引出的