logic

• Substantiv, das eine Ordnung des Denkens, die Lehre von den Formen des richtigen Schließens oder die Folgerichtigkeit von Gedanken und Argumenten bezeichnet.

A noun referring to a system or principle of reasoning, or the study of valid inference and argumentation.

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1. B2formal

   The science or method of reasoning, using valid arguments and avoiding fallacies.

   Logik

   • She studied logic at university to improve her critical thinking.
   • The detective used logic to solve the mystery.
   • His argument lacked logic and was full of contradictions.

   Synonymeargumentationdeductioninferencerationalereasoningsyllogism

   Antonymefallacyillogicirrationalitynonsense

2. System of principlesB2formalIT

   A particular system or set of principles underlying the arrangement of elements in a computer or electronic system.

   Logik

   • The logic of the program determines how data is processed.
   • Boolean logic is fundamental to computer science.
   • The circuit uses simple logic gates to perform calculations.

   Synonymearchitecturedesignframeworkorganizationstructure

3. Sensible reasoningB1informal

   A way of thinking that is reasonable and makes sense.

   Logik

   • There is no logic in spending all your money on unnecessary things.
   • I can't follow the logic behind his decision.
   • The logic of her plan is clear and straightforward.

   Synonymejudgmentrationalityreasonablenessreasoningsensesound judgmentwisdom

   Antonymeabsurdityfollyillogicirrationalitynonsense