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legitimate美 [lə'dʒɪtəmət] 英 [lɪ'dʒɪtəmət] - adj.正当合理的；合情合理的；合法的；法律认可的
- v.使合法；认为正当；认为正统；承认(庶子)为嫡出
- 网络正当的；正统的；正当性
过去分词：legitimated 现在分词：legitimating 第三人称单数：legitimates adj.+n. legitimate concern,legitimate reason,legitimate purpose,legitimate interest,legitimate claim adj. unlawful,unreasonable,spurious adj. lawful,rightful,legal,valid,reasonable 1. | 正当合理的；合情合理的for which there is a fair and acceptable reason |
| a legitimate grievance 合乎情理的抱怨 | | It seemed a perfectly legitimate question. 这似乎是完全合乎情理的问题。 | | Politicians are legitimate targets for satire. 政客理所当然成为讽刺的对象。 |
2. | 合法的；法律认可的；法定的allowed and acceptable according to the law |
| the legitimate government of the country 这个国家的合法政府 | | Is his business strictly legitimate? 他的生意是否绝对合法？ |
3. | 合法婚姻所生的born when its parents are legally married to each other |
adj. | 1. complying with the law, or having official status defined by law 2. complying with recognized rules, standards, or traditions 3. well reasoned and sincere 4. born of legally married parents 5. performing or involving professionally produced dramatic works that are considered to be serious art, in contrast to such forms as burlesque, revues, and musical comedy 7. allowed by the law, or correct according to the law 1. complying with the law, or having official status defined by law 2. complying with recognized rules, standards, or traditions 3. well reasoned and sincere 4. born of legally married parents 5. performing or involving professionally produced dramatic works that are considered to be serious art, in contrast to such forms as burlesque, revues, and musical comedy 7. allowed by the law, or correct according to the law | v. | 1. to make somebody or something lawful, by making, changing, or repealing laws or by decree 2. to argue or prove that a claim or action is lawful or reasonable |
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