putative
putative 英 ['pjuːtətɪv] 美 ['pjʊtətɪv]
adj. 推定的，假定的
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- adj. 推定的，假定的
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1. These messages, however, were greeted with alarm by the program's putative customers: the educational departments of developing countries.
然而，这种理念得到的是它假定的“客户”——发展中国家的教育部门带有警觉性的欢迎。
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2. The crime is gender-neutral, and contains no age exemption for putative defendants; whether the perpetrator is male or female, 14 or 40, it is still a felony.
这条罪不受性别限制，对假定的被告也没有年龄限制，无论违法者是男性或女性，14岁或者40岁，它还是一条重罪。
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3. Then I divided the number of putative unemployed people in each scenario by the size of the labor force, to get the theoretical unemployment rates.
然后，我将推测的失业工人按照劳动力规模分配到每个方案中，从而得到理论上的失业率。
- putative (adj.) early 15c., from Middle French putatif, from Late Latin putativus "supposed," from Latin putat-, past participle stem of putare "to judge, suppose, believe, suspect," originally "to clean, trim, prune" (from PIE root *pau- (2) "to cut, strike, stamp"). At first especially in putative marriage, one which, though legally invalid, was contracted in good faith by at least one party. Related: Putatively.
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