generalisation
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n. 归纳; 一般化
BNC.12216
英英释义
noun
- (psychology) transfer of a response learned to one stimulus to a similar stimulus
- reasoning from detailed facts to general principles
- the process of formulating general concepts by abstracting common properties of instances
- an idea or conclusion having general application
- he spoke in broad generalities
双语例句
- The first is a dubious generalisation made by the greatest of novelists, Leo Tolstoy.
第一句是伟大的小说家列夫•托尔斯泰（LeoTolstoy）做出的让人半信半疑的概括。 - As a sweeping generalisation, it seems to me that Americans and Canadians are motivated by fear of pollution; they buy bottled water for what it does not contain.
总体概括起来，在我看来，美国人和加拿大人的出发点是担心污染；他们购买瓶装水，是因为它不含污染物质。 - The fallacies of DIY economics are mostly the result of generalisation: we mistakenly infer the properties of the whole from our limited experience of a smaller part.
自助经济学的谬误多半是概括所致：我们的阅历只是有限的局部，却会由此错误地推断关于全体的特征。 - Indeed if any generalisation could be made about MWS it is that they are much more likely than average to own property in France.
实际上，如果能够对葡萄酒大师们做出一个概括的话，那么就是，他们在法国拥有地产的几率要远远高于普通人。 - A Generalisation of the Second Fundamental Theorem of Nevanlinna
Nevanlinna第二基本定理的一个推广 - Too hasty a generalisation would have misled us.
如果十分仓促地下判断，将使我们误入歧途。 - Robert Mundell, the doyen of the theory of currency areas, has explained the correct modern generalisation "cheap money drives out dear, if they exchange for the same price".
货币区理论的先驱罗伯特蒙代尔（robertmundell）解释了格雷欣法则的正确现代推论“如果‘廉币’和‘贵币’按照同样的价格兑换，则前者驱逐后者”。 - One generalisation we can make, though, is that people get more satisfied with their jobs as they get older.
尽管如此，我们还是可以知道，随着人们年龄增加，对工作满意度也在上升中。 - That is a generalisation, as there have been effects since the silents in1900.But there was no special effects industry and effects-driven movies were rare.
那只是一种大概的说法，因为早在1900年，还是无声电影时代时就有特技了。但那时没有特技效果工业，而且使用特技的电影还很少。 - Generalisation will continue to be a useful business tool.
泛化以后仍将是一个有用的商业工具。