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sub·stan·tial·ly [səbˈstæn(t)ʃəli] 副
1. substantially (significantly):
- substantially
- beträchtlich
- substantially
- erheblich
- the new rules will substantially change how we do things
- die neuen Regeln werden unsere Vorgehensweise von Grund auf ändern
2. substantially (in the main):
- substantially
- im Wesentlichen
hu·mic ˈsub·stance 名词 化
- humic substance
- Huminstoff m <-(e)s, -e>
sub·stan·tial [səbˈstæn(t)ʃəl] 形 attr
1. substantial (significant):
- substantial
- bedeutend
- substantial contribution
- wesentlicher Beitrag
- substantial difference
- erheblicher Unterschied
- substantial evidence
- hinreichender Beweis
- substantial improvement
- deutliche Verbesserung
2. substantial (weighty):
- substantial
- überzeugend
- substantial
- stichhaltig
- substantial argument
- stichhaltiges Argument
3. substantial (large amount):
- substantial
- beträchtlich
- substantial
- erheblich
- his novel needed a substantial amount of rewriting
- ein beträchtlicher Teil seines Romans musste umgeschrieben werden
- substantial breakfast
- gehaltvolles Frühstück
- substantial decrease
- deutlicher Rückgang
- substantial fortune
- bedeutendes Vermögen
- substantial increase
- erhebliche Zunahme
- substantial number
- bedeutende Anzahl
- substantial sum
- stattliche Summe
4. substantial:
- substantial (of solid material or structure)
- solide
- substantial (physically also)
- kräftig
- substantial (physically also)
- stark <stärker, stärkste>
5. substantial (largely true):
- the substantial truth
- die reine Wahrheit
6. substantial (concerning most significant points):
- substantial
- wesentlich
- to be in substantial agreement
- sich 第四格 weitgehend einig sein
- to be in substantial agreement
- im Wesentlichen übereinstimmen
sub·stance [ˈsʌbstən(t)s] 名词
1. substance:
- substance (material element)
- Substanz f <-, -en>
- substance (material element)
- Stoff m <-(e)s, -e>
- substance (material)
- Materie f <-> kein pl
- chemical substance
- Chemikalie f <-, -n>
- organic substance
- organische Substanz
- polluting substances
- Umweltgifte pl
2. substance (narcotic):
- illegal substance 书
- Droge f <-, -n>
3. substance no pl (essence):
- substance
- Substanz f <-, -en>
- substance
- Gehalt m <-(e)s, -e>
- substance
- wesentlicher Inhalt
- substance of a novel
- Gehalt m eines Romans
4. substance no pl:
- substance (significance)
- Substanz f <-> kein pl
- substance (decisive significance)
- Gewicht nt <-(e)s> kein pl
- the book lacks substance
- das Buch hat keine Substanz
- there is no substance in this allegation
- diese Behauptung entbehrt jeder Grundlage
- to give substance to sth
- etw 第三格 Gewicht verleihen
5. substance no pl (main point):
- substance
- Wesentliche nt
- substance
- Kern m <-(e)s, -e>
- substance
- Essenz f <-, -en>
- the substance of the conversation
- das Wesentliche der Unterhaltung
- in substance
- im Wesentlichen
6. substance no pl (wealth):
- substance
- Vermögen nt <-s, ->
- a man of substance
- ein vermögender Mann
sub·stand·ard [sʌbˈstændəd, 美 -ɚd] 形
- substandard
- unterdurchschnittlich
- substandard
- minderwertig
- substandard English (colloquial)
- umgangssprachliches Englisch
- substandard English (not received)
- nicht dem hochsprachlichen Englisch entsprechend
- substandard goods
- Ausschussware f <-, -n>
- substandard language
- Umgangssprache f <-, -n>
- substandard quality
- unzulängliche Qualität
sub·stan·tive [ˈsʌbstəntɪv, 美 -t̬ɪv] 形
- substantive
- beträchtlich
- substantive
- wesentlich
- substantive
- bedeutend
- substantive (real)
- materiell
- substantive (real)
- wirklich
- substantive argument
- stichhaltiges Argument
- substantive information
- wichtige Informationen
- substantive law
- materielles Recht
ˈsub·stance abuse 名词
- substance abuse
- Drogenkonsum m <-s> kein pl
- substance abuse
- Drogenmissbrauch m <-(e)s> kein pl
ˈsub·stance abus·er 名词
- substance abuser
- Drogenkonsument(in) m (f) <-en, -en; -, -nen>
sub·stan·tia·tion [səbˌstæn(t)ʃiˈeɪʃən] 名词 no pl
1. substantiation (evidence):
- substantiation
- Erhärtung f <-, -en>
- substantiation
- Untermauerung f <-, -en>
2. substantiation (support):
- in substantiation of sth
- zur Erhärtung einer S. 第二格
sub·stan·ti·ate [səbˈstæn(t)ʃieɪt] 动词 trans
- to substantiate sth
- etw bekräftigen [o. erhärten] [o. untermauern]
- to substantiate sth report
- etw bestätigen
- to substantiate a claim
- einen Anspruch begründen
substandard asset 名词 会计
- substandard asset
- minderwertiges Aktivum nt
- substandard asset
- normunterschreitendes Aktivum nt
mineral substance [ˌmɪnrlˈsʌbstns] 名词
- mineral substance
- mineralische Substanz
substandard education
- substandard education
- unzulängliche
- substandard education
- mangelhafte Bildung
waste substance 名词
- waste substance
- Abfallstoff
test substance 名词
- test substance
- Nachweismittel
active substance, agent 名词
- active substance
- Wirkstoff
transmitting substance 名词
- transmitting substance
- Überträgerstoff
organic substances
- organic substances
- organische Stoffe
- organic substances
- organische Substanzen
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
Of the 14 investigations closed, one contained substantiated allegations of reprisal, resulting in a 7 percent substantiation rate.
en.wikipedia.org Substantiation can be through either electronic evidence (auto-adjudication) or paper receipts submitted by the user (similar to paper claims).
en.wikipedia.org It remains a rather vague concept which is assigned a revolutionary potential without much theoretical substantiation apart from a generic potential of love.
en.wikipedia.org The case substantiation rate for full investigations of reprisal allegations was 20 percent and 15 percent for investigations of senior official misconduct.
en.wikipedia.org The guidelines give advice on the types of substantiation needed to support environmental claims, and give examples of claims that are to be avoided.
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