generalisations

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(generalisation 的复数) n. 概括, 普遍化, 一般化, 归纳
generalisation的复数

双语例句

• WHEN it comes to modern China, be wary of mindless extrapolation and generalisations from history.
  讨论我国现状时，一定要注意无意识地将历史类比和一般化。
• It certainly sounds like an obscure theory has spawned some obvious generalisations.
  听上去，这无疑像是用一种晦涩难懂的理论，推导出了一些显而易见的普遍规律。
• Many generalisations have been made about the people of the region, but travellers will quickly find out that the locals seem to delight in defying any attempts at stereotyping.
  对于这个地区的人有很多概括性的说法。但是旅行者们很快就会发现当地人似乎很喜欢否定这些刻板印象。
• He is making sweeping generalisations to get his point across
  为了让大家领会他的观点，他正在作全面的概括。
• But generalisations are dangerous.
  但一概而论是危险的。
• The search for generalisations about the consequences of GM for health and the environment is as foolish as asking whether scientific research is good for health and the environment.
  企图就转基因对健康和环境的影响作出普遍适用的简单评价是愚蠢的，这就好象质问科学研究是否有益于健康和环境。
• Generalisations about "the wealthy" and their demands need to be handled with care.
  我们在概括“富人”及其需求的时候，需要谨慎行事。
• And, like lots of generalisations, it was too simple.
  这种肤浅的概括实在是有失偏颇。
• There are exceptions to most generalisations, including my scepticism about visions.
  对于多数泛泛化的远景，以及我对远景的怀疑态度，也有例外。
• But suicide is a mysterious phenomenon; it defies generalisations.
  不过，自杀是一种神秘莫测的现象，不可一概而论。