substantial

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英 [səbˈstænʃl]

美 [səbˈstænʃəl]

substantial意思解释

adj.

大量的；

结实的，牢固的；

重大的；

n.

本质；

重要材料；

变形

复数：substantials

双语释义

adj.(形容词)

坚固的,结实的 solid; strongly made大量的,可观的 large enough to be satisfactory重大的,重要的 large enough to be noticeable or to have an important effect[A] 实质的,基本的,大体上的 concerning the important part or meaning

英英释义

substantial

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adj.

fairly large

\"won by a substantial margin\"

同义词：significant

having a firm basis in reality and being therefore important, meaningful, or considerable

\"substantial equivalents\"

同义词：substantive

having substance or capable of being treated as fact; not imaginary

\"the substantial world\"; \"a mere dream, neither substantial nor practical\"; \"most ponderous and substantial things\"

同义词：realmaterial

providing abundant nourishment

\"ate a substantial breakfast\"

同义词：heartysatisfyingsolidsquare

of good quality and condition; solidly built

\"several substantial timber buildings\"

同义词：solidstrong

词组短语

substantial evidence

确实证据

substantial savings

巨额储蓄

substantial shareholder

大股东；主要股东

substantial connection

实质联系；密切关系

substantial step

实质措施

substantial order

大宗订单

双语例句

用作形容词(adj.)New economic development policies led to substantial and rapid growth.新的经济发展政策带来了快速和大量的增长。Those workers have built many substantial buildings in the recent years.近几年那些工人建造了许多坚固的建筑。The reforms have made substantial headway.改革取得了实质的进展。The article is devoid of substantial matter.这篇文章缺乏实质性的内容。Substantial profits accrue when sales take off.当销售额突飞猛进之后，可观的利润就开始自然累积。