rationale

/rash-uh-nal/US // ˌræʃ əˈnæl //UK // (ˌræʃəˈnɑːl) //

理论依据,理性,理由,理论

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : the fundamental reason or reasons serving to account for something.
- : a statement of reasons.
- : a reasoned exposition of principles.

nounlogic for belief, action

Synonyms

“The only plausible rationale is that they want fewer people taking tests, because as the president has said, if we don’t take tests, you won’t know the number of people who are Covid-positive,” Cuomo told The New York Times.
If Xi concludes that it’s pointless to wait for America’s anti-China politics to ebb, the rationale to strike back grows.
Even after decades of molecular research on the light-harvesting machinery in plants, scientists could not establish a detailed rationale for plants’ color.
The rationale for doing so centered not on an antitrust analysis, but because he did not like the nature of their underlying business.
Most studies that used only one sex offered no rationale for doing so.
But fishing for rationale in harassment is almost always a waste of time.
Erdogan and AKP officials also use religious rationale against abortion.
The rationale in those cases, he said, is that DNA should be used to identify the assailant.
What was your rationale behind ending Rilo Kiley and moving on to the next phase of your career?
The feminist rationale for ectogenesis seems to practically write itself.
As far as the rationale can be given of what is finally irrational, he interprets the moral situation for us.

/rash-uh-nal/US // ˌræʃ əˈnæl //UK // (ˌræʃəˈnɑːl) //

理论依据,理性,理由,理论

n.名词 noun

1
- : the fundamental reason or reasons serving to account for something.
- : a statement of reasons.
- : a reasoned exposition of principles.

nounlogic for belief, action

Synonyms

“The only plausible rationale is that they want fewer people taking tests, because as the president has said, if we don’t take tests, you won’t know the number of people who are Covid-positive,” Cuomo told The New York Times.
If Xi concludes that it’s pointless to wait for America’s anti-China politics to ebb, the rationale to strike back grows.
Even after decades of molecular research on the light-harvesting machinery in plants, scientists could not establish a detailed rationale for plants’ color.
The rationale for doing so centered not on an antitrust analysis, but because he did not like the nature of their underlying business.
Most studies that used only one sex offered no rationale for doing so.
But fishing for rationale in harassment is almost always a waste of time.
Erdogan and AKP officials also use religious rationale against abortion.
The rationale in those cases, he said, is that DNA should be used to identify the assailant.
What was your rationale behind ending Rilo Kiley and moving on to the next phase of your career?
The feminist rationale for ectogenesis seems to practically write itself.
As far as the rationale can be given of what is finally irrational, he interprets the moral situation for us.