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justification noun ADJECTIVE | VERB + JUSTIFICATION | PREPOSITION ADJECTIVEconsiderable, every, some 大量／一切／某些正当理由◆You have every justification for feeling angry.你完全有理由感到愤怒。compelling 令人信服的正当理由◆There was no compelling justification for the invasion.这次入侵没有令人信服的理由。the slightest 一丁点儿理由◆She had not given him the slightest justification for thinking she was interested in him.她根本没有给他任何机会让他觉得她对他有好感。adequate, ample, sufficient 足够的／充足的／充分的理由ethical, ideological, moral 伦理方面的／意识形态上的／道德方面的理由intellectual, philosophical, rational, scientific, theological, theoretical 智力上的／哲学上的／理性的／科学的／神学的／理论上的正当理由economic, legal, political 经济上的／法律上的／政治上的正当理由VERB + JUSTIFICATIONgive (sb), offer (sb), provide (sb with) 给予（某人）正当理由；向（某人）提供正当理由◆She's unable to provide any justification for her actions.她无法为自己的行为辩解。see 看出正当理由find 找到正当理由◆I could find no real justification for the proposed reorganization.我没发现提出重组有什么正当理由。need, require 需要／要求说明正当理由◆Such a step requires substantial justification to be accepted by the public.采取这一措施必须有充分的正当理由才能被公众接受。PREPOSITIONin justification 辩解◆the argument which he put forward in justification他用以辩解的理由with justification 有理由◆He felt, with some justification, that he had been unfairly treated.他感觉自己受到了不公正对待也不是没有理由的。without justification 毫无理由◆She was arrested entirely without justification.她被毫无理由地逮捕了。justification for 作为⋯的理由◆I can see some justification for her remarks.我能看出她说那些话有些道理。justification of ⋯的理由◆She never presents an ideological justification of her work.她从来不会从意识形态角度为自己的工作提出辩解。 |