| 词汇 | example_english_full-fledged |
| 释义 | Examples of full-fledgedThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. The development of vocal communication prevents manual gestures from developing into a full-fledged sign language, as happens in deaf communities. This is exactly why, in order to become a full-fledged finite clause, it needs a grounding predication to combine with. A full-fledged annual zero-base budgeting procedure is not a feasible alternative, but recurrent attempts to reconsider policies should be made. Under these conditions, full-fledged dreaming is practically impossible. In this period the colonial state committed its full-fledged support to the owners of capital on issues concerning conflicts between labour and capital. And this is the fundamental difference between a mere secret and a full-fledged revelational mystery. Signed languages were only recently recognized as full-fledged languages as complex as spoken languages. The other extreme is to use full-fledged speech synthesis. As shown previously, a full-fledged insurance contract involves large-scale transfers between contracting parties at maturity. Few if any legal theories deny that customar y norms have the status of full-fledged laws when invoked as such by judges. They affect costs and the choice of outcomes, but not the potential outcomes as a full-fledged general equilibrium or social interaction analysis would do. This would typically be too early for a full-fledged maize harvest. The second half of the sentence is a full-fledged clause at some underlying level of representation. Roughly half of those using optimization mentioned that they perform full-fledged multi-stage stochastic optimization. In particular, both the projection of full-fledged representations and the production of object clitics (in non-canonical positions) increase computational complexity. This would, with time, raise the country to the status of a full-fledged industrial society. On average, the full-fledged analysis derives more precise type information at 54% of the program points in a program. The latter are now faced with two alternatives to achieve price stability: either remain outside the euro area or join it as full-fledged members. It was only after 1974, with the establishment of metropolitan planning, that a full-fledged industrial location policy was announced by the state government. He also records his sense of revulsion when the object of love sought a full-fledged affair. Consider, for example, the first utterance of a conversation, which in many cases is a minimonologue before a full-fledged interactive exchange develops. The final choice is a full-fledged ecological cultivation system being considered for implementation. This is not a limitation, since one cannot aim to completeness over a full-fledged language. However, it is unknown which factors or principles are relevant for the generalization of the just mentioned semantic restrictions to a full-fledged independent grammatical category. However, even if an environmentally sound practice or two are used, rarely does a full-fledged ecologically based system develop. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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