intuitively

常見例句

I simply mean that we intuitively understand collaboration.
我僅僅是說我們直觀地了解協(xié)作。
People intuitively know you usually get what you pay for, and those who are good at what they do rarely give it away without some special reason.
人們往往會根據(jù)你的酬金來直觀地了解你，如果沒有什么特殊原因的話，那些專長于某方面的人是很少會放棄報酬的）。
One way to think about this intuitively if the derivative is very large the function is changing quickly, and therefore we want to take small steps.
關(guān)于這個方法很直觀的一點想法是,如果導(dǎo)數(shù)非常大,函數(shù)也就變化的非?？?，因此我們想一小步一小步的來。

This is a distinction which is not meant sort of counter-intuitively to suggest that somehow or another, as opposed to what we usually think, writing precedes speech--not at all.
這個區(qū)別沒有在某種程度上故意地，與我們的直覺相反,暗示，無論如何，與我們通常想的相反,我們通常認為書寫是在講話之前的，完全不是這樣。
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That's an idea that struck people intuitively at various times in history, but they didn't know how to do these calculations.
在歷史上,人們很多次,直覺地感知到了這一點,但是他們不知道怎么去計算
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That follows then that this intuition suggests that what I find intuitively plausible is the personality theory of personal identity.
也就是說這個直覺暗示的是,我認為人格理論在直覺上是合理的。
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