| 单词 | notional |
| 释义 | no·tion·al 1. a. < distinguishes between … notional assent and apprehension and real assent and apprehension — Times Literary Supplement > < a notional figure of cost is given to them so that they may determine their production costs — Packet Foods > < more notional than empirical > b. archaic 2. < is fictional only, as furnishing … a repository and notional vehicle for the later transfer of title — McLean v. Keith > 3. a. < subject to all the notional vagaries of childhood — Gerald Beaumont > < ships weren't notional — Richard Hallet > < both reactionary and notional to reject so much of modern history — L.P.Curtis > b. dialect < I'm notional that there is something queer afoot — S.H.Adams > 4. a. < can improve notional comprehension — J.T.Clark > b. (1) < has is notional in he has luck, relational in he has gone > (2) < sex is a notional, gender a syntactic category > • no·tion·al·i·ty • no·tion·al·ly |
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