| 单词 | subject-term |
| 释义 | > as lemmassubject-term subject-term n. Logic = sense 6a. ΘΚΠ the mind > mental capacity > philosophy > logic > logical proposition > term of a proposition > [noun] > subject subjectc1475 antecedent1628 subject-term1679 1679 R. Baxter Which is True Church? i. i. 7 He cannot believe that any more shall rise; and yet may believe that All shall rise; not all in true reality, as signifying the whole that hath existed indeed; but all as the subject-term in the proposition. 1778 W. Burgh Inq. Belief Christians iii. 219 Eternity or eternal existence is the predicate in the passage before us, and is hereby ascribed to the throne of God, which is evidently a subject term. 1880 W. H. S. Monck Introd. Logic v. 39 A particular proposition is not limited to some only of the objects denoted by the subject-term. 1980 A. Kenny Aquinas ii. 34 The word ‘substance’ can be used to refer to the thing that sentences such as the above are about: the object for which the subject-term of the sentences stands. 2009 M. Eklund in J. Shand Central Issues in Philos. v. 77 Consider..the thought that Bill is tall. When I express this thought in language I use a sentence, ‘Bill is tall’, with a subject term, ‘Bill’, and a predicate term ‘is tall’. < as lemmas |
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