Predictable
[ pr?'d?kt?bl ]
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adj. 可預言的;可預報的;可預見的;可預料的;
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predict斷言+able…的 → 可預言的，可預報的
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Every adversaries are more comfortable with a predictable, coherent America.
就連敵人也會因有可以預料的，始終一致的美國而感到舒服得多。
The result was predictable.
結果是可想而知了。
The cracking has occurred in a predictable manner and time.
開裂是在一種預計的方式和時間內發生的。
Until the most recent series of test, results had been predictable.
直到最近，測試的結果一直是事先可以預料的。
The complex Soviet system craves predictable partners.
復雜的蘇聯體制需要可以預測的對手。
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predictable
adj
(a) that can be predicted可預言的; 可預報的
predictable behaviour, results, weather 可預料的行為、 結果、 天氣.
(b) (often derog 常作貶義) (of a person) behaving in a way that can be predicted （指人）舉動可以料到的
I knew you'd say that you're so predictable! 我早就知道你會這樣說--果不其然!
Opposition to the proposal came from predictablequarters. 對這項提案的反對意見來自那些早經料到會持反對態度的人.
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*[pri'dikt?bl]a. 可預言的
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The case was dismissed because of insufficient evidence.
該案因證據不足而撤消。
Yes, your money has arrived.
噢，您的匯款已經到了。
so that there are heavy odds in favour of our dying between the ages of sixty-five and eighty.
我們最可能死亡的年齡在65至80歲之間，