| 释义 |
log·i·cal
\-jə̇kəl, -jēk-\ adjective
Etymology: Medieval Latin logicalis, from Latin logica + -alis -al
1.
a. : of or relating to logic : having the nature of logic
< logical argumentation >
b. : that agrees with accepted principles of logic : that is in harmony with sound reasoning
< a logical conclusion >
c. : that is in accordance with inferences reasonably drawn from preceding or surrounding or predictable facts or events or circumstances
< a logical result >
< a logical candidate >
d. : analytical and not factual or empirical : formal
< a logical statement >
< a logical expression >
2. : that is capable of reasoning or that uses reason in a way that agrees with accepted principles of logic
< a logical thinker >
• log·i·cal·ly \-jə̇k(ə)lē, -jēk-, -li\ adverb
• log·i·cal·ness noun -es |