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sufficiency

/səˈfɪʃ.ən.si/

翻译: 名词,指拥有足够的资源或适当数量以满足特定需求或目的的状态;也表示充足、充分的程度。

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词语关系

noun

/səˈfɪʃ.ən.si/C1formal
  • zh名词,指拥有足够的资源或适当数量以满足特定需求或目的的状态;也表示充足、充分的程度。

A noun referring to the state of having enough resources or an adequate quantity to meet a specific need or purpose.

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  1. Adequate resources for comfortB2formal

    A sufficient amount of resources, especially money, to provide a comfortable life and meet one's obligations.

    zh富足

    • After years of hard work, they finally achieved a state of sufficiency.
    • He lived a life of modest sufficiency, never wanting for basic needs.
    • The inheritance provided her with a comfortable sufficiency.

    同义词competencewherewithal

    反义词inadequacyinsufficiencylackpovertyscarcity

  2. Adequate quantityB2formal

    An amount that is large enough to achieve a specific purpose or goal.

    zh足够数量

    • We have a sufficiency of food to last the entire winter.
    • The report concluded there was a sufficiency of evidence to proceed with the case.
    • A sufficiency of raw materials is essential for the factory to operate.

    同义词adequacyamplenessenoughplenty

    反义词dearthdeficiencyinadequacyinsufficiencylackpaucityscarcityshortage

  3. Quality of being sufficientC1formal

    The state or quality of being enough or adequate for a particular end or purpose.

    zh充足性

    • The sufficiency of the explanation was questioned by the committee.
    • We must verify the sufficiency of the data before drawing conclusions.
    • The sufficiency of the budget was a major concern for the project manager.

    同义词acceptablenessadequacyadequatenesssatisfactoriness

    反义词deficiencyinadequacyinsufficiency

词形
  • sufficiencies plural form
  • sufficiencies' possessive plural form
  • sufficiency's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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