释义 |
certainty美 ['sɜrt(ə)nti] 英 ['sɜː(r)t(ə)nti] - n.确定性;确实;确信;确实的事
- 网络肯定;必然;必然的事
n. foregone conclusion,safe bet,cert,inevitability,confidence 1. | [c] 确实的事;必然的事a thing that is certain |
| political/moral certainties 政治上╱道德上确定无疑的事 | | Her return to the team now seems a certainty. 她的归队现在似乎已成定局。 |
2. | [u] 确信;确实;确定性the state of being certain |
| There is no certainty that the president's removal would end the civil war. 总统下台是否会结束内战现在还很难说。 | | I can't say with any certainty where I'll be next week. 我根本说不准我下周会在什么地方。 |
n. | 1. 确实(性);确定性;确实[定]的事,必然的事;确信,肯定 1. 确实(性);确定性;确实[定]的事,必然的事;确信,肯定 |
n. | 1. a conclusion or outcome that is beyond doubt 2. something that is certain to happen, or somebody assured of a result 3. complete confidence in the truth of something or an expected outcome 4. something that will definitely happen or that you feel very sure about 5. the feeling of being completely sure about something 1. a conclusion or outcome that is beyond doubt 2. something that is certain to happen, or somebody assured of a result 3. complete confidence in the truth of something or an expected outcome 4. something that will definitely happen or that you feel very sure about 5. the feeling of being completely sure about something |
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