conclusive
/kәn'klu:siv/
📖 中文释义
- a. 决定性的, 确定性的, 最后的
- [法] 决定性的, 不容置疑的, 确实的
💬 双语例句
Thus, even with optimal outcomes, like the avoidance of recession, the economic arguments for large-scale immigration are hardly conclusive. So the crux of the matter is really its social impact.
因此,即使在最优结果中 — — 比如避免了衰退 — — 大规模移民流入的经济学论据也很难令人信服。 因此,这个问题的难点其实在于其社会影响。 在这方面,我们所熟悉的多元化的好处要碰上社会凝聚力损失的风险。
But investors should be wary of this argument. It may sound plausible, but it is hardly conclusive, and, more importantly, it certainly does not tell us that high prices are sustainable.
一种对高资产价格耳熟能详的辩护认为实际的(计入通胀因素的)长期利率是非常低的。 但投资者们应该对这种观点保持警惕。 它看似有理,但却并不是结论性的,更重要的是,它的确没有告诉我们这种高价格是可持续的。
But the true question lies elsewhere. The most conclusive exercise would be to compare apples with apples and the author of “Blonde on Blonde” with those who were and remain his key contemporaries.
但真正的问题却不在这里。 最有说服力的方法是同类与同类比较,也就是将“无数金发女歌手”的作者与知名的同代音乐人进行对比。
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📘 English Definition(英文释义)
- a. forming an end or termination; especially putting an end to doubt or question