predictable是什么意思_音标_用法_例句

简单释义：

adj. 可预见的；可预料的；意料之中的；老套乏味的

网络 可预言的；可预测的；可预知的

完整释义：

adj.

1.可预测的
2.预计的,可以预测的;可想而知的
3.可预言的;可预报的
4.可推算的

例句：

1. All of that seems to add up to a single, reliable, and predictable update to WjcCounter per client round-trip to the CE server.
   所有这些结合起来似乎能够在每次循环经过CE服务器时都能够对WjcCounter进行一次可靠的、可预测的更新。

2. All our love lives follow predictable cycles. You know, like that buddy of yours who seems to always date the abusive man.
   所有我们的情感生活都遵循可预测的轨迹，正如有人似乎永远都在和乖戾的人约会。

3. In fact, if you look at what has happened with major corporations recently, downsizing is often not predictable.
   实际上，如果你仔细看看最近大部分公司发生的事情，你会发现裁员通常都是不可预言的。

4. Many should not have been allowed in, and there has been a predictable rash of frauds and governance problems.
   许多公司本不该准许上市，欺诈和公司治理问题的相继爆出也是意料中的事。

5. But now that I've been at it for two years, I realize people are fairly predictable.
   但是现在，我这么做已经两年了，我发现其实人们相当的可预知。

6. By using attachment theory both your own behaviour and that of others no longer seems baffling and complex, but rather predictable. . .
   通过运用依恋理论，自己的行为和他人的行为看起来不再令人迷惑和复杂，而是相当地具有预测性…。

7. In the stag-hunt example, the will of the rabbit-snatcher was rational and predictable from his own point of view.
   在猎雄鹿的例子中，就兔子掠夺者自己的立场而言，他的意愿是合理而可预见的。

8. Gossip in the workplace tends to be overwhelmingly negative, but the insults are more subtle and the conversations less predictable.
   工作场所的流言蜚语往往都是相当负面的，不过侮辱会更加微妙，谈话也基本无法预测。