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hypothesis <hypotheses [haıˈpɒθısiːz] > [haıˈpɒθısıs] 名词
hypothesize, hypothesise [haıˈpɒθısaız] 动词 trans, 不及物动词
pretension [prıˈtenʃən] 名词
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
Not about industry politics, agendas, empty-promises, ego, swag, pretension, or a budget of any kind.
en.wikipedia.org But it becomes dangerous when it assumes messianic pretensions.
en.wikipedia.org And while the title lends itself to all manner of trend-conscious pretension, there are no such gimmicks present.
en.wikipedia.org He was uneasy about class pretensions and especially the idea of being above the men, yet his soldiers loved him deeply and praised him loudly.
en.wikipedia.org The inhabitants of the "pagus" would have expressed concern or even refusal when faced with the pretensions of their closest neighbours.
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