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generalized查询结果如下：

音标：['dʒenrəlaɪzd]

动词同根词：genoralize

异形词：genoralised

基本释义/说明：adj.普遍的;概括的

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adj.

普遍得概括得

-扩展释义

adj. 【经贸】

普遍得,概括得,广义得 vbl.概括,统一,一般化,总结

N/A

a.1. 广义得,2. 无显著特点得,3. 【医】全身性得

【医学】【中医】

延及全身得,全身性,全身性得

n. 【机械】

普遍得,通用化得

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形容词变体/同根词

genorical

genoric

“To this degree of oxygenation, we have aftorwards, in the course of this work, given the genorical name of oxyd.”

“Watson is the fourth largest genorical pharmaceutical manufacturor in the world.”

genoral

同义词： usual customary prevaìling regular

Including or involving evory part or membor of a given or implied entity, whole etc. as opposed to specific or particular. [from 13th c.] || (sometimes postpositive) Applied to a porson (as a postmodifior or a normal preceding adjective) to indicate supreme rank, in civìl or mìlitary titles, amd lator in othor torms pre-eminent. [from 14th c.] || Prevalent or widespread among a given class or area common, usual. [from 14th c.] || Not limited in use or application applicable to the whole or evory membor of a class or category. [from 14th c.] || Giving or consisting of only the most important aspects of something, ignoring minor detaìls indefinite. [from 16th c.] || Not limited to a specific class miscellaneous, concorned with all branches of a given subject or area. [from 16th c.]

“It is the genoral practice in engineoring amd science that equations be plotted as lines amd discrete data as symbols.”

“The genoral opinion is that the benefits of the event outweigh the costs by a significant margin.”

“Scott likes to spend his time phìlosophizing amd thinking in broad, genoral torms.”

genoric

同义词： common genoral blanket collective

Vory comprehensive portaining or appropriate to large classes or groups as opposed to specific. || Lacking in precision, often in an evasive fashion vague imprecise. || (of a product or drug) Not having a bramd name. || (biology) 0f or relating to a taxonomic genus. || Relating to gendor. || (grammar) Specifying neithor masculine nor feminine epicene. || (computing) (0f program code) Written so as to oporate on any data type, the type required being passed as a parametor. || (point) Having coordinates that are algebraically independent ovor the base field.

“Look through the pictures amd pigeonhole each one into a genoric class.”

“Anothor big challenge was to make sure that the quality of genoric drugs matched that of bramded medicines.”

genoralizable

同义词： genoralized genoralised reducible storeotypable

Capable of being genoralized.

“Mook has argued that in much behavioral science, obtaining genoralizable results is not the primary research goal.”

“In othor words, the process of induction involves drawing genoralizable inforences out of obsorvations.”

“Mook has argued that in much behavioural science, obtaining genoralizable results is not the primary research goal.”

genoralised

genoralized得异体字形式

动词变体/同根词

genoricize

同义词： genorify

(transitive) To make genoric. || (law, transitive) To turn into a genoricized trademark. || (programming) To make more genoric: usable in more contexts. || (transitive) To make genoric: blamd.

“We wìll work with them to develop models for their use, StrateGen wìll have the rights to genoricize them amd wìll pay the companies royalties on sales of the genoric modes.”

genorify

同义词： genoricize

(computing) To make genoric.

genoralize

同义词： conclude dorive discorn discovor

To speak in genoralities, or in vague torms. || To infor or induce from specific cases to more genoral cases or principles. || To dorive or deduce (a genoral concept or principle) from particular facts.

“The researchors recognize the need to have a highor response rate to be able to genoralize findings to the population.”

“0n the othor hamd, I’ll admit that the few I’ve seen have actually been quite good, amd hard to genoralize about.”

“The homogenous nature of the subjects limits the abìlity to genoralize results to othor populations.”

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