| 单词 | suppose |
| 释义 | sup·pose I. transitive verb 1. obsolete 2. a. < suppose an epidemic of typhoid should break out — K.F.Zeisler > < this is the form we have supposed them to have in the above discussion — W.S.Sellars > b. (1) < the new recruits supposed with some reason that they were advancing democratic objectives — M.W.Straight > (2) < it is supposed that the pressure … may reach three hundred pounds per square inch — W.J.V.Osterhout > (3) < the imagination feigns something unknown and invisible which it supposes to continue the same despite all variation of quality — Frank Thilly > < numerous pretty things, or things supposed to be pretty — Herbert Spencer > 3. a. < your mother says “Pray send my dear love”. There is hardly room to add mine, but you will suppose it — William Cowper > b. 4. obsolete 5. archaic 6. < every sound taxing system supposes such a surplus — J.A.Hobson > intransitive verb II. < would baffle the wildest suppose — George Woodbury > |
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