| 词汇 | example_english_tacitly |
| 释义 | Examples of tacitlyThese 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. His influence is felt - tacitly or explicitly - in the very structure and function of ethics committees today, and he will be sorely missed. Or we might say that by entering the military service, the private has tacitly or explicitly promised to obey orders from his superiors. The difference between a background proposition and a presupposition is that the former, unlike the latter, is not tacitly entailed but stated by the utterance. While on the surface it complacently played this role, it tacitly contested it as well. Moreover, actresses' improved status was possible only because society was tacitly accepting a wider sense of individuality for women in general. More such assumptions will be made, some tacitly, as we proceed. In the insurgents' case, a discretionary attitude was adopted and their method of payment tacitly accepted. Their importance to the country's manufacturing and wholesaling sectors has been tacitly recognised during the colonial and post-colonial periods. By its brevity on the subject of ethnicity, the old stylebook had tacitly assumed that a few modest precautions were sufficient to avoid giving offense. Finally, it must also be noted that my characterization of social science tacitly assumes well-intentioned users. By tacitly taking sides with the views and needs of only one involved party, they preclude alternative perspectives and solutions. By the mid-1950s union political activity was generally (if tacitly) accepted, as were the mechanisms through which business funds were turned to political action. Further, there is the tendency of civil groups of elders and political leaders to support these groups, tacitly or otherwise. We are tacitly assuming that the function is so concentrated that integral limits can be taken at infinity. In fact, the excise proposal itself also acknowledged this point tacitly, by excluding companies producing less than 100 gross a day. The business community was generally silent - not wanting to be on the wrong side of the government - and perhaps tacitly approving of the violence. The problem with this argument is that it tacitly dismisses an important alternative interpretation. This quality is sometimes termed "graceful degradation"; similar effects are usually tacitly assumed to occur in real brains in response to damage. However, it appears that some commentators consider (often tacitly) the gradedness of the transition to be proof of the existence of a cognitive unconscious. The biography was not only to deliver a new historiographic basis for the psychoanalytic collective: tacitly, the book itself was also a collective effort. We tacitly employ renaming to guarantee this invariant. Their professional values support housing need as the chief criteria, even if this is sometimes tacitly side-stepped when it comes to transfers. Their definitions are tacitly restricted to the case in which the population is constant, which we are assuming throughout. In these cases, the local sources for tacitly addressing a par ticipant come from formal features of sequence organization and turn-taking organization, respectively. 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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