preponderant

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishpreponderantpre‧pon‧de‧rant /prɪˈpɒndərənt $ -ˈpɑːn-/ adjective formal MAINmain, most important, or most frequent —preponderantly adverb the preponderantly female staff at the factoryExamples from the Corpuspreponderant• There is a preponderant objection: popularity is worthless as an index of quality.• Before the war the preponderant output was produced in mass for a prospective demand.• Its influence remained preponderant until the tenth century.• As a result, I share the preponderant view that shorter sentences are often worse than longer sentences.Origin preponderant (1600-1700) Latin present participle of praeponderare “to weigh more than”

单词	preponderant
释义	preponderant From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishpreponderantpre‧pon‧de‧rant /prɪˈpɒndərənt $ -ˈpɑːn-/ adjective formal MAINmain, most important, or most frequent —preponderantly adverb the preponderantly female staff at the factoryExamples from the Corpuspreponderant• There is a preponderant objection: popularity is worthless as an index of quality.• Before the war the preponderant output was produced in mass for a prospective demand.• Its influence remained preponderant until the tenth century.• As a result, I share the preponderant view that shorter sentences are often worse than longer sentences.Origin preponderant (1600-1700) Latin present participle of praeponderare “to weigh more than”
随便看	not want to know not worth the paper it is written on on not worth the paper it is written on/printed on not worth the paper it is written printed on not your usual self not-for-profit not-for-profit not-invented-here syndrome not/never be (a great) one for (doing) something not/never be one to do something not/never in a million years not/never in your wildest dreams not/no more than something not/nothing much not/without so much as something nota nota bene notable notable achievement ethnology ethnos ethos ethos ethyl ethyl alcohol