to suppose; to presume; to assume; supposing that ...; if; hypothesis; conjecture
trad. 假設
Also written 假設【jiǎ shè】
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to suppose; to presume; to assume; supposing that ...; if; hypothesis; conjecture
trad. 假設
Also written 假設【jiǎ shè】
to build; to construct; to establish; to develop; to institute
to set up; to put in place; (math.) given; suppose; if
to set out; to display; to furnish (a room or house)
ornament; decorative item; (fig.) sth that is merely for show
to offer (goods or services); to open (for business etc)
to lay (railroad tracks, carpet, pipeline); to install (wiring, cable); to construct (road, concrete slab)
to construct; to erect
(of an organization) to have as a subunit
character design (in games, manga etc) (abbr. for 人物設定|人物设定[ren2 wu4 she4 ding4]); (fig.) public image; (esp. a deliberately crafted) persona
(math.) postulate; public facilities (abbr. for 公共設施|公共设施[gong1 gong4 she4 shi1])
to set up separately; to establish separate units
to establish; to set up; to create (suitable conditions etc)
first founded
meta- (prefix) (Tw)
to install (water pipes, landmines etc) underground
to add to existing facilities or services
peripherals
to install; to set up
(of an organization etc) standing or permanent
to lay; to spread out
graduation project (abbr. for 畢業設計|毕业设计[bi4 ye4 she4 ji4])
ad hoc; to set up specially
to install; to fit (e.g. a light bulb)
to reset
annexed to; attached to; associated
to display; to exhibit; to set out; furnishings
to presuppose; to predispose; to preset; presupposition; predisposition; default (value etc)
lit. made by Heaven and arranged by Earth(idiom); ideal; perfect; (of a match) made in heaven; to be made for one another
(Tw) infrastructure
(geometry) the parallel postulate (Euclid's fifth postulate)
to exist in name only; empty shell; useless (idiom)
psychological preparation; mental conditioning
design of a learning environment for young children, incorporating artwork designed to appeal to them
null hypothesis (statistics)
universal hypothesis
(math.) the continuum hypothesis
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