posited

英 [ˈpɒzɪtɪd]

美 [ˈpɑːzɪtɪd]

v.  假设; 认定; 认为…为实
posit的过去分词和过去式

过去式：posited　

COCA.39488

柯林斯词典

• VERB 假定；假设
  If youpositsomething, you suggest or assume it as the basis for an argument or calculation.
  1. Several writers have posited the idea of a universal consciousness...
     有几个作者都假设存在普遍意识。
  2. Callahan posits that chemical elements radiate electromagnetic signals.
     卡拉汉假定化学元素放射电磁信号。

双语例句

• To have analyzed and posited three models of the curve for valid strings;
  分析并确定有效字符串（VSt）的曲线走势图模式（三种）。
• He posited three basic laws of nature.
  他假设了三条基本的自然法则。
• It could be confirmation that the "hardware trojans" long posited by some security experts are indeed a real threat.
  现在可以确定，一些安全专家早就判定了“硬件木马”，成为了真正的威胁。
• The teaching posited at the teacher-student communication, positive interaction and common development process by the new curriculum.
  新课程把教学定位于师生交往、积极互动、共同发展的过程。
• This year, Rhizome organized an online group show called'Professional Surfer'that took the prosaic idea of bookmarking Web pages and posited it as art.
  今年，根茎网组织了一个名为“职业冲浪者”（ProfessionalSurfer）的网上团体展览，取材于平常的网页书签功能，把它作为一项艺术加以展示。
• Heidegger posited that modern science was based on the priori schema of world's ante-science and ante-theory.
  海德格尔认为，现代科学建立在对世界的前科学、前理论的先验的筹划的基础上。
• The truth, indeed, is that nature is posited by spirit, and spirit itself in turn, uses nature as its presupposition.
  但事实上自然是由精神设定起来的，而精神自身又以自然为它的前提。
• Quantity is pure being in which determinacy is no longer posited as one with being itself, but as sublated or indifferent.
  量是纯粹的存在，不过这种纯粹存在的规定性不再被认作与存在本身相同一，而是被认作扬弃了的或无关轻重的。
• The typical household income posited by one commentator for the coping class is 88000 a year, well into the top decile of UK earnings.
  一位评论员将普通“应付阶级”的家庭年收入定为8.8万英镑，这已经算是英国最高收入阶层了。
• This concept of the pivot is posited not only to be in American interests but is also the supposed preference of most Asian nations.
  这种重返亚洲的理念，被描绘成不仅符合美国利益，也理应受到大多数亚洲国家的欢迎。