a priori
先天的
常用释义
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基本释义
- adj. 先天的；（拉）演绎的，推理的
- adv. 先天地；演绎地；推理地
例句
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1·One assumes, a priori, that a parent would be better at dealing with problems.人们通常推论，父母更善于处理问题。来源: 《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
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2·So a priori, this was not necessarily true.所以先验的并不一定是正确的。
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3·At any rate that certainly is not knowable a priori.不管怎样，那肯定不是一个可知的先验。
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4·But we have no way of knowing a priori that they are true of the world.但是我们无法知道先验是否真实存在。
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5·In other words, the frequencies of those waves should be constant in time and space a priori.换句话说，那些波的频率根据推断在时空上是常定的。
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6·According to Kant this again is a principle that we can know to be true a priori of the world.康德认为这又可以，看作是世界的一种先验原理。
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7·Did you know, a priori, what professional domain you would study at university or did you have doubts?您事先是否知道在大学里会学习什么专业领域，或者您是否有过怀疑？
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8·If the efficient market hypothesis were valid, there would be an a priori reason for imposing no constraints.假如有效市场假说有效，放任自流就存在先验理由。
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9·It's a very appealing kind of a priori theory, but the thing about theories is they're supposed to make predictions.这是一个很有吸引力的早期理论，但是理论的意义在于，它们可以被用来进行预测。
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10·It's not easy to calculate a priori what it's going to do all the way across the phase diagram for any mole fraction.对于任一摩尔分数，去预计它穿越相图，会做什么并不容易。
同义词
adj.
[数]先天的；（拉）演绎的，推理的
adv.
先天地；演绎地；推理地