"presuppose" 怎么发音

word

US

pree-suh-POHZ

UK

pree-sup-OHZ

释义

To think or assume that something is true before having proof or before it actually happens; to base an idea or argument on something that is already believed or accepted.

IPA 音标

美式英语

ˌpɹisəˈpoʊz

英式英语

pɹˌiːsʌpˈəʊz

简化发音

美式

pree-suh-POHZ

英式

pree-sup-OHZ

语境中听

These rules presuppose some basic knowledge of math.

The argument presupposes that everyone agrees with the facts.

Does your plan presuppose that we have enough time?

We can't presuppose everyone knows the answer—let's explain it clearly.