categorical

形容词绝对的，无条件的; 分类的，按类别的; 断言的; 确信无疑的

1. 绝对的：最后,我想再次强调,在此以一种多少有点较为绝对的(categorical)形式所谈的内容,代表的只不过是我的个人观点,其基础仅仅是自己作为学生和教师积累的个人经验.

2. 无条件的, 绝对的, 直接了当的(陈述、理论等)：Berne 伯尔尼(瑞士首都) | categorical 无条件的, 绝对的, 直接了当的(陈述、理论等) | data logging 数据资料记录

1. 确定无疑的;肯定的;坚定的
    If you are categorical about something, you state your views very definitely and firmly.

    e.g. ...his categorical denial of the charges of sexual harassment...
           他对性骚扰指控的断然否认
    e.g. He is quite categorical that the UN should only help the innocent civilian population.
           他非常坚定地认为，联合国应该只援助无辜的平民。

1. The CAD in a detailed statement was categorical in dismissing suggestions that the events of September 18 raised questions about manpower and fatigue among controllers.

2. Asked why she had decided to come back, she was categorical.

3. Moss has apparently given Doherty a categorical list of what he can and can't say on the show.

4. Some local authorities may prefer a categorical negative answer to any such speculative enquiry.

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5. Beijing lawmakers deserve applause for coming to terms with the ineffectiveness of a categorical ban.

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6. They are certainly better than general categorical announcements that such products are now harmless.

7. categorical的反义词

7. But the index has raised questions that should not be put aside through categorical denials.

8. " The UK is categorical that it is for the Iranian people to choose their government, " he said.

9. Aristotle's " Square of Opposition " diagrams shows how the four basic categorical propositions can be opposed as " true " or " false ".

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