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单词 premises
释义
premises
noun[plural]
uk
/ˈprem.ɪ.sɪz/us
/ˈprem.ɪ.sɪz/
C1
thelandandbuildingsownedby someone,especiallyby acompanyororganization:
（尤指公司或机构的）房屋连地基，生产场所，经营厂址，厂区
Thecompanyisrelocatingto new premises.该公司要搬到新厂址去。
There is nosmokingallowedanywhereonschoolpremises.校区内任何地方都禁止吸烟。
Theicecreamis madeon thepremises(= in thebuildingwhere it issold).这里的冰激凌是自产自销的。
Thesecurityguardsescortedtheprotestersoff(= away from)the premises.警卫护送抗议者们离开场地。
More examples
  • Hotdeskingallowsacompanyto havesignificantlysmallerpremises.
  • If I'mpassingby I might take apeekat the new premises.
  • Thesecurityguardsawtheprotestersoff the premises.
  • Ofcourse, youpaymore for premises with acentrallocation.
  • We haven'tyetmanagedtofindnew premises that aresuitableforourpurposes.
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(Definition ofpremisesfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

premises| American Dictionary

premises
plural noun
us
/ˈprem·ə·sɪz/
ahouseor otherbuildingand thelandon which it isbuilt:
Thebreadsoldhere isbakedon the premises.
(Definition ofpremisesfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

premises| Business English

premises
plural noun
PROPERTY
uk
/ˈpremɪsɪz/us
thebuildingsandlandownedor used by someone,especiallyby acompanyororganization:
Training ismainlydeliveredat the employer's premises.
off/on the premisesEverything is maderighthereon the premises.
Thenew premises,staffedby ateamof five, willaimtoboostsalesin theChineseandAsianmarkets.
business/commercial/companypremises
(Definition ofpremisesfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofpremises

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Starting from very different philosophicalpremises, they ended up arguing for very similar political goals.
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The psychological theory is based on the philosophicalpremises.
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However, in addition, the entrance to thepremisesis now a broad long thoroughfare.
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Like all mistaken ideas andpremisesin science it would have been remedied eventually by the rigors of scientific method.
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Given the background assumptions, restricted prioritarianism is logically equivalent to the conjunction ofpremises(3) to (6).
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Although more talented scholars are being drawn to this field of study, it remains burdened with severalpremisesthat invite reform.
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The linear logic rule that combines the twopremisesis implication elimination.
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Other day centres shared sites\\premiseswith other facilities for elderly people, in particular residential homes and resource centres.
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For example, antenatal appointments may need to be held close to schoolpremisesand timings changed to minimise disruption to the teenage woman's education.
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The working hypothesis was that primary sporadic cases resulted from exposure to foods originating from, or contaminated by foods produced at a single foodpremises.
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The whole, for many critics, is dangerously contradictory - an opera whose conclusion explodes its musical and dramaticpremises.
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Observe that in each case, the rules of the encoding judgment have the samepremisesas the corresponding typing rules.
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Some of the most common include advertising, sanitation, health, businesspremises(land acquisition, construction and storage), and water permits.
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The theoreticalpremisesof the "inclusion-moderation hypothesis" remain the same.
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Hypotheses 1 through 6 are not exhaustive tests of each theory; rather, they test some of the basicpremisesof the theories.
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