substantive是什么意思_substantive的用法_词性_词根

短语搭配

substantive law

实体法；实体法律；实质法
substantive reason

实质性的原因；实质性的理由

双语例句

Finally, he was about to solve this substantive issue.

终于，他要开始解决这个实质性问题了。
Any substantive change in the contract must be approved by me.

关于合同的任何重大变更都必须经过我的同意。
I just learned that my superior's appointment is substantive.

我刚刚知道上级对我的任命是永久的。
The report concluded that no substantive changes were necessary.

报告的结论是无须作任何重大变更
They plan to meet again in Rome very soon to begin substantive negotiations.

他们计划很快在罗马再次会面以开始实质性的谈判。
The report concluded that no substantive changes were necessary.

报告的结论是，无须作任何重大变更。
The Chairman must put the final substantive motion to the vote.

主席必须将最后的实质性动议付诸表决。
Theoretical psychology includes two aspects: metatheory and substantive theory.

理论心理学包含两方面：元理论和实体理论。
This experiment applied photo-electric-catalyzed to treat substantive mazarine wastewater.

本实验采用光电催化法处理大量马扎林废水。

近义词

adj.

反义词

adjective

同根词

词根 substance

substantial adj. 大量的；实质的；内容充实的 n. 本质；重要材料
substantiated adj. 实体化的；被证实了的 v. 证明；充实（substantiate的过去分词）；使具体化
substantival adj. 名词的；实词的
substantially adv. 实质上；大体上；充分地
substance n. 物质；实质；资产；主旨
substantiation n. 证实；实体化
substantiality n. 实体；实质性；真实价值；内容
substantiate vt. 证实；使实体化

释义

adj.

having a firm basis in reality and so important, meaningful, or considerable

重要的；实质性的；可观的，大量的

there is no substantive evidence for the efficacy of these drugs.

没有实质性的证据能证实这些药品的效用。

having a separate and independent existence

独立存在的。

(of a rank or appointment)not acting or temporary; permanent

（军衔，任命）永久的，终身的。

(of a dye)not needing a mordant

（染料）不需媒染的，直染的。

(of an enactment, motion, or resolution)made in due form as such; not amended

（法令，提议，决议）有固定形式的；未经修正的。

(of law)defining rights and duties as opposed to giving the rules by which such things are established

（法律）实体的（指规定权利和义务的）。

Grammar, dated a noun

【语法】〈旧〉名词。

类似拼写词

substantiveadj.重要的；实质性的；可观的；大量的；独立存在的；实体的；永久的；终身的；不需媒染的；直染的
substantialadj.很重要的；很可观的；大量的；很有价值的；基本的；实质性的；真实的；可触的；结实的；牢固的

词源

"late Middle English （in the sense ‘having an independent existence’）： from Old French substantif, -ive or late Latin substantivus, from substantia ‘essence' （ see SUBSTANCE）."