certainties

英 [ˈsɜːtntiz]

美 [ˈsɜrtəntiz]

n.  确实的事; 必然的事; 确信; 确实; 确定性
certainty的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 确定;有把握
  Certaintyis the state of being definite or of having no doubts at all about something.
  1. I have told them with absolute certainty there'll be no change of policy...
     我已经十分肯定地告诉他们，政策不会变。
  2. There is too little certainty about the present state of the German economy.
     德国当前的经济非常不稳定。
• N-UNCOUNT 必然(性);肯定(性)
  Certaintyis the fact that something is certain to happen.
  1. A general election became a certainty three weeks ago.
     3个星期前举行普选已确定无疑。
  2. ...the certainty of more violence and bloodshed...
     发生更多暴力和流血事件的必然性
  3. I began to realize the certainty of freezing to death if I remained where I was.
     我开始认识到，如果我呆在原地不动，必定冻死无疑。
• N-COUNT 确定无疑的事情;必然的事
  Certaintiesare things that nobody has any doubts about.
  1. There are no certainties in modern Europe...
     当代欧洲没有什么是确定无疑的。
  2. The collapse of old certainties is reshaping the political parties.
     陈规旧矩的崩塌正在重塑各个政党。

双语例句

• That could be dangerous: it is an invitation to the far left and right to peddle their beguiling certainties.
  这可能很危险：这是在邀请极左和极右势力兜售他们带骗人的确定性。
• That was meant as a prediction as I looked for certainties amid the chaos.
  我的本意是在一片混乱中寻找确定性之际，将其作为一个预言。
• The uncertainties re great but so are the certainties.
  不确定因素很多，确定性因素也很多。
• There are no certainties in modern Europe
  当代欧洲没有什么是确定无疑的。
• But the underlying lament, that bright has been censored out by fashion "as people became cynical of moral and political certainties" is too marbled with nostalgia to be believable.
  但是那种对于“因为如今的人们对道德和政治上确信的事物变得愤世嫉俗”而导致布莱特被人淡忘的哀伤却显得过于有怀旧的意味而不足以令人信服。
• He clung to the certainties of his Catholic faith.
  他坚守着天主教的信条。
• There are no certainties here.
  这方面没有确定性可言。
• Mistaken certainties are things we are sure are true but which, in fact, are not.
  错误的决定是那些我们认为是正确的，而事实上却是错误的判断。
• It will undoubtedly cause puzzlement and consternation among those who yearn for the false certainties of an earlier era.
  但毋庸置疑，这会令那些渴望延续旧日错误的人们感到困惑和惊恐。
• They are absolute certainties and are ours now.
  它们更是绝对真确和属于我们的。