Speculative Meaning in English

word

US

ˈspɛkjəɫətɪv

SPEK-yuh-luh-tiv

UK

spˈɛkjʊlətˌɪv

spek-YU-luh-tiv

التعريف

Describes something based on guesses, theories, or predictions rather than proven facts; can also refer to high-risk financial activities aimed at making quick profits.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Common in academic, financial, and formal contexts. Often used before words like 'theory', 'investment', or 'fiction'. Can have a negative tone, implying risk or lack of evidence.

• Spanish: especulativo - hipotético
• Portuguese (BR): especulativo - hipotético
• Portuguese (PT): especulativo - hipotético
• Chinese (Simplified): 推测的 - 投机的
• Chinese (Traditional): 推測的 - 投機的
• Hindi: काल्पनिक - सट्टा करने वाला
• Arabic: تخميني - قائم على المضاربة
• Bengali: অনুমানভিত্তিক - জল্পনাকৃত - ঝুঁকিপূর্ণ (আর্থিক)
• Russian: спекулятивный - предположительный - рискованный (финансовый)
• Japanese: 推測的な - 投機的な
• Vietnamese: suy đoán - đầu cơ
• Korean: 추측적인 - 투기적인
• Turkish: spekülatif - varsayımsal
• Urdu: قیاس آرائی پر مبنی - خطرناک (مالیاتی)
• Indonesian: spekulatif - penuh perkiraan

جمل نموذجية

The idea is still speculative and not proven.

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He made a speculative investment in the company.

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Her theory is very speculative and needs more research.

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People thought his claims were too speculative to take seriously.

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Buying crypto can be a speculative move with high risks.

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The book is more speculative fiction than science fact.

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