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单词 dependent
释义
dependent
adjective
uk
/dɪˈpen.dənt/us
/dɪˈpen.dənt/

dependentadjective(NEEDING HELP)

B2
needingthesupportof something or someone inordertocontinueexistingoroperating:
需要供养的，需要照料的；依赖的
He has three dependentchildren.他有3个需要照料的孩子。
It's veryeasytobecomedependentonsleepingpills.人很容易对安眠药产生依赖性。
More examples
  • Mostchildrenremaindependent ontheirparentswhile atuniversity.
  • Thenumberof single-parentfamiliesdependent on thestatehasrisenenormouslyinrecentyears.
  • He is dependent on hisfatherforsupport.
  • He's stillfinanciallydependent on hisparents.
  • Thecharityistotallydependent on the Church'sbounty.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Being based on or depending on something
  • as the case might bephrase
  • basesomethingonsomething
  • bases
  • basis
  • boil down tosomething
  • egg
  • footing
  • found
  • foundational
  • hinge
  • hinge on/uponsomething
  • rest withsomeone
  • result fromsomething
  • ride
  • ride onsomething/someone
  • rooted
  • spring fromsomething
  • strength
  • understanding
  • wake
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dependentadjective(DECIDED BY)

dependent on/uponsomething
C1
influencedordecidedby something:
取决于，由…来决定
Whether I get intocollegeor not is dependent on how good mygradesare.我能不能上大学要看我能考多少分。
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dependent
noun[C]
uk
/dɪˈpen.dənt/us
/dɪˈpen.dənt/
USspelling ofdependant
（dependant的美式拼写）
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Family: relations in general
  • anti-family
  • aunt
  • auntie
  • baby daddy
  • biologically
  • father
  • fatherhood
  • filial
  • first cousin
  • fraternal
  • kinship
  • kinsman
  • kinswoman
  • kith and kin
  • long-lost
  • relationship
  • relative
  • removed
  • second cousin
  • sib
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(Definition ofdependentfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

dependent| American Dictionary

dependent
noun[C]
us
/dɪˈpen·dənt/
apersonwho isfinanciallysupportedby anotherperson:
Jack and Marion have four dependents.
dependent
adjective
us
/dɪˈpen·dənt/
needingthesupportof something or someone inordertocontinueexistingoroperating:
She has three dependentchildren.
WestVirginia’seconomyishighlydependent on theminingindustry.
Grapes need along,slowripeningperiod, and that is dependent ontemperature.
(Definition ofdependentfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofdependent

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The philosophical concept ofdependentmoral status thus makes a crucial appeal to the ethical principle of beneficence.
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Deputies are therefore highlydependenton their parties.
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Then, through the paths of the digraph representing the design problem decomposition, thedependentdescriptor will eventually acquire its value.
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The intercept was assumed to be random in order to take within-subject correlations of thedependentvariables into account for statistical inference.
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To our knowledge, there is no complete account of the meta-theoretical properties of pattern-matching independenttype theory.
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Should otherdependentreasons enter the picture, then it is not at all clear that the (normal) goal of arbitration would be thwarted.
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Part of hospitals' revenues was then madedependentupon the number of patients treated and the patient mix.
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Is it language-typedependentstructural properties of the languages involved in the contact situations?
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This similarity yields equivalent performance in tasks where performance isdependenton the new semantic representation.
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Most values on thedependentvariable for this analysis are around 5 per cent, while a few are dispersed at very high levels.
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Regression trees separate independent variables that, together, change thedependentvariable and create multiple groupings to explain the data.
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Money transfers fail because they enable the local people to carry more risk and make them lessdependenton income from formal employment.
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Everyone isdependenton everyone else to produce sound resulting in a truly collaborative situation.
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For instance, one could take into account a theory ofdependentand impredicative types.
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On account of these intercorrelations a multiple regression analysis was undertaken of eachdependentvariable on the four independent ones.
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