propositions

propositions读音音标

[ˌprɔpəˈziʃənz]

propositions意思解释

n.

命题( proposition的名词复数 )；

建议；

论点；

（美国）法律修正议案

双语释义

n.(名词)

[C]论点,主张 statement that expresses a judgement or an opinion; assertion[C]建议,提案 thing that is proposed, especially in business; suggestion[C]命题 formal statement of a theorem or problem, usually containing its proof

英英释义

proposition

n.

(logic) a statement that affirms or denies something and is either true or false

a proposal offered for acceptance or rejection

同义词：suggestionproffer

an offer for a private bargain (especially a request for sexual favors)

the act of making a proposal

同义词：proposal

a task to be dealt with

\"securing adequate funding is a time-consuming proposition\"

v.

suggest sex to

\"She was propositioned by a stranger at the party\"

词汇搭配

用作名词 (n.)形容词+～attractive proposition好提议major propositions主要的提议

词组短语

value proposition

价值主张；价值定位；价值命题

make someone a proposition

◎[口语]向某人提出一项办法(或提议) , ◎[委婉语]向某人(尤指女人)提出发生性关系的要求

unique selling proposition

独特的销售主张

双语例句

用作名词(n.)His proposition is good in theory but cannot be put into practice.他的建议在理论上可以，但不能付诸实现。This is the inverse of his earlier proposition.这和他早些时候提的建议截然相反。This is not money-making proposition.这不是个赚钱的事业。Tunnelling under the English Channel is a big proposition.在英吉利海峡海底凿隧道是一个大问题。It is a proposition deducible from basic postulates.这是个从基本公设推论出的命题。用作及物动词(vt.)She was propositioned several times in the course of the evening.整个晚上有人几次向她提出非分要求。