irrational

形容词无理性的; 不合理的，荒谬的; [数]无理的

名词无理数; 无理性的生物

形容词rational

1. 不理性的：但是,我们在一开始总还能够把某些对排他主义的抱怨归为理智上(intellectual)的批判:排他主义式的思考是不理性的(irrational)和不能证明有道理的(unjustified).

2. 无理的：根据税些要求,除非裁决时所依据的证据是无理的(irrational)或反常的税局在撰写事实陈述书(statement of facts) 时,一般会先发草拟本(draft)作准备. 为了阻吓无理的(without merits)、或无聊的(frivolous) 上诉,委员会可向滥著名会计师或学者,

3. 无理性的：作为科学发展链条之结果的理性道德观念(希腊哲学的遗产)--我重复一遍--已经彻底丧失了其地位;据说,所有的选择根本上都是非理性(non-rational)或无理性的(irrational).

1. irrational的翻译

1. 不合逻辑的;不合理的;荒谬的
    If you describe someone's feelings and behaviour as irrational, you mean they are not based on logical reasons or clear thinking.

    e.g. ...an irrational fear of science.
           对科学的莫名恐惧

1. To say " irrational exuberance " has crept into China would make Alan Greenspan's catchphrase seem like an understatement.

2. Supporters say the additional charge is part of the market economy and higher taxes could help regulate irrational consumption by the wealthy.

3. irrational什么意思

3. Local authorities were encouraged to boost production to ensure supplies were adequate, while checking irrational demand and punishing illegal activities that pushed prices up.

4. Past practices prove that the procedure of confidentiality examination doesn't pose irrational hindrance to the applicants for applications to foreign countries.

5. Bao said irrational consumption and vanity are playing a major role behind the surging price of funeral plots in big cities in China.

6. irrational

6. Such an analysis seems reasonable but actually the crux lies more in the irrational structure of theater chains than high prices.

7. Nearly 60 percent of them said the current college curriculum was " irrational ", which some employers say has hurt graduates chances of becoming useful employees.

8. irrational是什么意思

8. But when the irrational exuberance of minting overnight millionaires takes over, even a sound financial system is not much of a dampener.

9. irrational的意思

9. The Huang detractors have also made allegations of his despotic style and irrational business strategies in his obsession to be number one in sales.

10. He always has this irrational sense that not having a higher diploma takes the wind out of his sails.

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