reasonable

adjective

US /ˈriz(ə)nəb(ə)l/

1
someone who is reasonable behaves in a sensible and fair way
I’ll come back when you’re in a more reasonable mood.
be reasonable:
Come on, be reasonable – I didn’t mean to do it!
Synonyms and related words
Fair and reasonable
fair
reasonable
natural
1. 1a
  used about people’s decisions, actions, etc.
  We have taken all reasonable precautions to avoid an accident.
  Synonyms and related words
  Fair and reasonable
  fair
  reasonable
  natural
2
if something is reasonable, there are good reasons for thinking that it is true or correct
a reasonable explanation/excuse:
I’m sure there’s a perfectly reasonable explanation for his absence.
It’s reasonable to assume that these measures will prove successful.
They had reasonable grounds for taking action.
beyond (a) reasonable doubt (=so that there is little possibility of something not being true):
The prosecution must prove their case beyond reasonable doubt.
a reasonable chance/prospect:
We still had a reasonable prospect of finding a job locally.
Synonyms and related words
Possible and able to be done
possible
be able to do something
may
3
fairly good, although not extremely good
I think we have a reasonable working relationship.
reasonable degree/level:
The rise in population can be predicted with a reasonable degree of accuracy.
Tourists have a right to expect a reasonable standard of accommodation.
Synonyms and related words
Satisfactory and good enough
satisfactory
adequate
fine
4
not too far, high, great, etc.
The hotel is situated within a reasonable distance of the beach.
Set the thermostat to a reasonable temperature.
Synonyms and related words
Satisfactory and good enough
satisfactory
adequate
fine
1. 4a
  a reasonable price is fair and not too high
  It’s a friendly bar, and the prices are very reasonable.
  This service is provided at a reasonable cost.
  Synonyms and related words
  Types of prices and describing prices and costs
  $90, 80 cents, etc. a clip
  all in
  all-in

单词	reasonable
释义	reasonable adjective UK /ˈriːz(ə)nəb(ə)l/ Other entries for this word the reasonable man noun the reasonable person noun beyond (a/all) reasonable doubt phrase DEFINITIONS4 1 someone who is reasonable behaves in a sensible and fair way I’ll come back when you’re in a more reasonable mood. be reasonable: Come on, be reasonable – I didn’t mean to do it! Synonyms and related words Fair and reasonable fair reasonable natural 1a used about people’s decisions, actions etc We have taken all reasonable precautions to avoid an accident. Synonyms and related words Fair and reasonable fair reasonable natural 2 if something is reasonable, there are good reasons for thinking that it is true or correct It’s reasonable to assume that these measures will prove successful. They had reasonable grounds for taking action. beyond (a) reasonable doubt (=so that there is little possibility of something not being true): The prosecution must prove their case beyond reasonable doubt. a reasonable explanation/excuse: I’m sure there’s a perfectly reasonable explanation for his absence. Synonyms and related words Possible and able to be done possible be able to do something may 3 fairly good, although not extremely good Tourists have a right to expect a reasonable standard of accommodation. Synonyms and related words Satisfactory and good enough satisfactory adequate fine 4 not too far, high, great etc The hotel is situated within a reasonable distance of the beach. Set the heating system to a reasonable level. Synonyms and related words Satisfactory and good enough satisfactory adequate fine 4a a reasonable price is fair and not too high This service is provided at a reasonable cost. Synonyms and related words Types of prices and describing prices and costs all in all-in all-inclusive reasonable adjective US /ˈriz(ə)nəb(ə)l/ Other entries for this word the reasonable man noun the reasonable person noun beyond (a/all) reasonable doubt phrase DEFINITIONS4 1 someone who is reasonable behaves in a sensible and fair way I’ll come back when you’re in a more reasonable mood. be reasonable: Come on, be reasonable – I didn’t mean to do it! Synonyms and related words Fair and reasonable fair reasonable natural 1a used about people’s decisions, actions, etc. We have taken all reasonable precautions to avoid an accident. Synonyms and related words Fair and reasonable fair reasonable natural 2 if something is reasonable, there are good reasons for thinking that it is true or correct a reasonable explanation/excuse: I’m sure there’s a perfectly reasonable explanation for his absence. It’s reasonable to assume that these measures will prove successful. They had reasonable grounds for taking action. beyond (a) reasonable doubt (=so that there is little possibility of something not being true): The prosecution must prove their case beyond reasonable doubt. a reasonable chance/prospect: We still had a reasonable prospect of finding a job locally. Synonyms and related words Possible and able to be done possible be able to do something may 3 fairly good, although not extremely good I think we have a reasonable working relationship. reasonable degree/level: The rise in population can be predicted with a reasonable degree of accuracy. Tourists have a right to expect a reasonable standard of accommodation. Synonyms and related words Satisfactory and good enough satisfactory adequate fine 4 not too far, high, great, etc. The hotel is situated within a reasonable distance of the beach. Set the thermostat to a reasonable temperature. Synonyms and related words Satisfactory and good enough satisfactory adequate fine 4a a reasonable price is fair and not too high It’s a friendly bar, and the prices are very reasonable. This service is provided at a reasonable cost. Synonyms and related words Types of prices and describing prices and costs $90, 80 cents, etc. a clip all in all-in
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