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单词 tacitly
释义
tacitly
adverb
uk
/ˈtæs.ɪt.li/us
/ˈtæs.ɪt.li/
withoutexpressingsomethingdirectly:
默示地；不明言地
Smith tacitlyacknowledgedthefailure.史密斯默认了自己的失败。
Thegovernmenthad tacitlyapprovedcoercivemeasures.政府默许了这些强制措施。
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  • Most of us still tacitlyassumetherelationshipto be one ofcauseandeffect.
  • In usingmoney,peopleagreedtacitly to such anunequaldistribution.
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(Definition oftacitlyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoftacitly

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His influence is felt -tacitlyor explicitly - in the very structure and function of ethics committees today, and he will be sorely missed.
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Or we might say that by entering the military service, the private hastacitlyor explicitly promised to obey orders from his superiors.
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The difference between a background proposition and a presupposition is that the former, unlike the latter, is nottacitlyentailed but stated by the utterance.
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While on the surface it complacently played this role, ittacitlycontested it as well.
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Moreover, actresses' improved status was possible only because society wastacitlyaccepting a wider sense of individuality for women in general.
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More such assumptions will be made, sometacitly, as we proceed.
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In the insurgents' case, a discretionary attitude was adopted and their method of paymenttacitlyaccepted.
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Their importance to the country's manufacturing and wholesaling sectors has beentacitlyrecognised during the colonial and post-colonial periods.
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By its brevity on the subject of ethnicity, the old stylebook hadtacitlyassumed that a few modest precautions were sufficient to avoid giving offense.
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Finally, it must also be noted that my characterization of social sciencetacitlyassumes well-intentioned users.
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Bytacitlytaking sides with the views and needs of only one involved party, they preclude alternative perspectives and solutions.
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By the mid-1950s union political activity was generally (iftacitly) accepted, as were the mechanisms through which business funds were turned to political action.
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Further, there is the tendency of civil groups of elders and political leaders to support these groups,tacitlyor otherwise.
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We aretacitlyassuming that the function is so concentrated that integral limits can be taken at infinity.
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In fact, the excise proposal itself also acknowledged this pointtacitly, by excluding companies producing less than 100 gross a day.
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