extrapolated

英 [ɪkˈstræpəleɪtɪd]

美 [ɪkˈstræpəleɪtɪd]

v.  推断; 推知; 外推
extrapolate的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 推断;推知
  If youextrapolate fromknown facts, you use them as a basis for general statements about a situation or about what is likely to happen in the future.
  1. Extrapolating from his American findings, he reckons about 80% of these deaths might be attributed to smoking...
     根据他在美国的调查结果推断，他估计这些人中约有80％可能死于吸烟。
  2. It is unhelpful to extrapolate general trends from one case.
     根据一个案例来推断总的趋势是没有用的。

双语例句

• We've extrapolated the point of origin there.
  我们推断病源就在那里。
• According to this process polar coordinates can be extrapolated by means of data in changeable length.
  根据这方法能够用可变长度的资料对地极坐标进行外推。
• I extrapolated youwere a person for whom detail was not a major concern.
  我推断你是一个不关心细节的人。
• This raises the question of whether the beneficial results of warfarin can be extrapolated to persons of colour.
  这引发疑问，华法林的治疗获益能否外推到有色人种？
• The financial losses are extrapolated from a relatively small sample of respondents.
  经济损失是从少量调查样本中推算出的。
• In the history of science we sometimes extrapolated and turned out to be absolutely wrong.
  科学史上我们有时的推断被证实是彻底错误的。
• Since factors influencing demand vary greatly by region and context, findings from one population cannot always be extrapolated to another.
  由于影响需求的因素在不同的地区和环境存有很大差异，针对一种人群的研究成果通常不能借此推断另外一个人群。
• The trend, extrapolated from three years of oil-fuelled growth during the 1970s, seemed inexorable.
  根据上世纪70年代3年间石油驱动的增长来推断，在当时看起来这种趋势是不可动摇的。
• But that lesson should not be falsely extrapolated as a warning against all market-friendly reforms.
  但不应该错误地推广这一教训，使之成为针对所有市场化改革的警告。
• Events can be traced in the past and extrapolated into the future.
  事件能够追溯到过去，也能推算其未来。