presuppose

presuppose

[ˌpri:səˈpəʊz]

vt.预先假定; 假设;以…为先决条件; 意味着;

过去式： presupposed 过去分词： presupposed 现在分词：presupposing 第三人称单数： presupposes

英文例句/中文翻译：

1、

If people see a therapist, psychologist or a healer, they silently presuppose that these experts have some superior knowledge or skill which can help them solve their issues.

如果人们去看一个治疗师，心理医生或疗愈者，他们会默认这些专家有着一些更高级的知识或技能能帮助他们解决他们的问题。

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2、

On the other hand, there are at least as many passages in the last part which clearly and unmistakably look back to and presuppose verses in the first.

在另一方面，至少有很多通道，在最后一部分，这显然无误地回顾和假定诗在第一。

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3、

Contract duration presuppose the existence of surrender activity.

可以说，寿险合同持续期问题以退保的存在为前提。

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