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mental reservation

/ˈmen.təl ˌrez.ərˈveɪ.ʃən/

翻译: 指内心保留的未说出的疑问、限制或例外,常用于法律或伦理语境,表示说话者或协议方在心中暗藏的条件或保留意见。

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/ˈmen.təl ˌrez.ərˈveɪ.ʃən/C1formallegal
  • zh指内心保留的未说出的疑问、限制或例外,常用于法律或伦理语境,表示说话者或协议方在心中暗藏的条件或保留意见。

A phrase referring to an unexpressed doubt or qualification about something one has said or agreed to, often used in legal or ethical contexts to indicate a hidden condition or exception in one's mind.

  1. Unspoken qualificationC1formal

    A private, unexpressed doubt or limitation that prevents full agreement or commitment to a statement or promise.

    zh心理保留

    • He accepted the offer with a mental reservation about the salary.
    • She agreed to the plan, but with a mental reservation regarding the timeline.
    • The politician made the promise with a mental reservation, knowing it might not be feasible.