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IELTS BNC: 1549 COCA: 2510

reasonable

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rea·son·a·ble /ˈriːzənəbəl/ ●●● S1 W2 adjectiveadj  
1  FAIRSENSIBLEfair and sensible 有道理的，合情理的 OPP unreasonable
 a reasonable request
合情合理的要求
 Be reasonable – you can’t expect her to do all the work on her own!
要讲道理，你不能指望她一个人干所有的工作！
 I thought it was a perfectly reasonable (=completely reasonable) question.
我认为这个问题问得很有道理。
it is reasonable to do something
 It seems reasonable to assume they’ve been tested.
似乎有理由认为它们都已经过测试。
 He had reasonable grounds (=good reasons but no proof) for believing the law had been broken.
他有合理的根据认为有人违法了。
a reasonable explanation/excuse
 It sounded like a reasonable enough excuse to me.
在我听来，这是个相当合理的借口。
► see thesaurus at fair
2  GOOD ENOUGHfairly good, but not especially good 还算好的，不错的 SYN average
 She has a reasonable chance of doing well in the exam.
她考试还是有可能考好的。
► see thesaurus at satisfactory
3  QUITE/FAIRLYa reasonable amount is fairly large 〔数量〕不少的
 I’ve got a reasonable amount of money saved.
我攒下不少钱了。
4  GOOD ENOUGHreasonable prices are not too high 〔价格〕公道的 SYN fair
 good food at a reasonable price
价格公道的美食
► see thesaurus at cheap
5. beyond (a) reasonable doubt lawSCL if something is proved beyond reasonable doubt, it is shown to be almost certainly true 排除合理怀疑，无合理疑点
Examples from the Corpus
beyond (a) reasonable doubt• Civilised society generally only convicts where a man is guilty beyond reasonable doubt.• If we knew that, I think we'd be beyond reasonable doubt.• Once the issue is validly raised, the prosecution has the burden of disproving it beyond reasonable doubt.• It means only that prosecutors failed to prove their guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, he said.• Finally, although it is not proved beyond reasonable doubt, most experts agree that dry foods are beneficial to the teeth.• They had to feel, beyond a reasonable doubt, that Bill had killed Sandy.• In many cases, it will be hard for the prosecution to prove beyond reasonable doubt that he is lying.• If theft is not proved beyond reasonable doubt, they should consider handling.
—reasonableness noun [uncountableU]
n COLLOCATIONS
adverbs
perfectly/entirely reasonable (also eminently reasonable formal) (=completely reasonable)
The proposal sounds perfectly reasonable.
reasonable enough (=fairly reasonable)
It was a reasonable enough question.
nouns
a reasonable explanation/excuse
He tried to think of a reasonable excuse.
a reasonable request
He had refused to obey a reasonable request from a senior member of staff.
a reasonable question
Here is one possible answer to that very reasonable question.
a reasonable assumption
It is a reasonable assumption that he pressed the wrong button.
reasonable grounds (=good reasons)
She must show that she had some reasonable grounds for her action.
Examples from the Corpus
reasonable• Only £15 a night? That sounds reasonable.• It would be expected of him, he said, which to her seemed reasonable.• Teachers need a reasonable amount of time to prepare course work.• They made war look stylish and reasonable, and fun.• Cole accepted that Moe's views were reasonable and valid.• She's usually very reasonable as a boss, but now and again her temper flares up.• It is a reasonable assumption that she knew him well, as she had the keys to his house.• Companies should be allowed to use reasonable bandwidth to market their products.• I thought her request for more information was reasonable, but it was refused.• It guaranteed prices which were, from a retail point of view, very reasonable indeed.• Mason is a reasonable man.• A reasonable number of people turned up for the meeting.• Campaigners say that there is no reasonable objection to women becoming priests.• Be reasonable, Paul - I'm only trying to help.• I'll go along with any reasonable plan.• good quality furniture at reasonable prices• Falling interest rates make it even more important for investors to check that they are getting a reasonable return from their funds.• Here and there the stuffing bulged, but for the most part it was in reasonable shape.• Most of her work is of a reasonable standard.• Had she wanted it, the Loreto Order would certainly have given her a reasonable sum to cover her expenses.• It is reasonable that a prospective employer should want to know if someone has a criminal record.• It's reasonable to assume that most prices will go up again.• Given that the patient smokes 50 cigarette a day, it would be reasonable to assume there is some lung damage.• It is reasonable to assume watching a lot of television at an early age interferes with development.• It is reasonable to expect members to pay a small fee.• Do you think it's reasonable to expect people to work more than 60 hours a week?• Let's try and discuss this in a calm and reasonable way.
perfectly reasonable• Tinfoil Barbs would be perfectly reasonable.• To my mind, it was an unreasonable expectation, but to theirs, it was only natural and perfectly reasonable.• It would be perfectly reasonable for the police to check their address and details such as car ownership on the computer.• These are perfectly reasonable questions, after all, you will be paying the bills.• Whatever the cause of the delay, the solicitor should answer your perfectly reasonable request for an explanation.• It would be perfectly reasonable to keep them all in the same genus.• I could be perfectly reasonable up to a point, but Cynthia Kay had gone too far.• She said the news clippings she sent to friends were a perfectly reasonable way to correspond.
From Longman Business Dictionary
reasonablerea·son·a·ble /ˈriːzənəbəl/ adjectiveadj
1fair and sensible
The company maintained that its bills were reasonable.
The restaurant sells good food at reasonable prices (=prices that are not too high).
The law requires the employer to take ‘reasonable’ steps to accommodate disability.
2a reasonable amount is fairly large
I’ve got a reasonable amount of money saved.
rea·son·a·ble adjectiveadj →n COLLOCATIONS1
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IELTS BNC: 1549 COCA: 2510
reasonable

adjective

VERBS | ADVERB VERBS➤appear, be, look, seem, sound顯得合理；正當合理；看上去合理；好像合理；聽起來合理▸➤consider sth, judge sth, regard sth as, think sth認為⋯合理；判斷⋯為合理ADVERB➤extremely, fairly, very, etc.極其／相當／非常合理▸➤eminently很有道理▸➤entirely, perfectly, totally (especially NAmE) 完全合理◇The police apparently thought this explanation perfectly reasonable.警方顯然認為這種解釋完全合理。➤enough足夠合理◇Her request sounded reasonable enough to me.她的要求對我來說足夠合理了。➤only才合理◇If companies expect work during personal time, it's only reasonable to allow personal time at work.如果公司希望員工在私人時間也工作，那麼允許員工在工作時間幹私活才是合理的。
IELTS BNC: 1549 COCA: 2510
reasonable adj.
⇨ reasonable (It is reasonable to assume that…) ⇨ adequate (a reasonable standard of living) ⇨ cheap (reasonable prices) ⇨ fine (make a reasonable offer) reasonable

adjective

reasonable ♦︎ fair ♦︎ equal ♦︎ just ♦︎ equitable ♦︎ even-handedThese words all describe sb/sth that treats or affects people in a sensible, appropriate and equal way. 这些词均表示公正的、合理的、公平的。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆to be reasonable / fair / just / equitable that...◆to be reasonable / fair / just to do sth◆a reasonable / a fair / an equal / a just / an equitable division / distribution / share of sth◆a reasonable / a fair / a just / an equitable system / settlement / solution◆a reasonable / fair / just law / punishment / sentence / judgement / person / man / woman◆perfectly reasonable / fair / just■ reasonable practical, sensible and treating people in an appropriate and equal way 合理的；明智的；（待人）公平的◆It is reasonable to assume that she knew beforehand that this would happen.有理由认为她事先就知道会发生这样的事。◆It seems a perfectly reasonable request to make.这看起来是一个非常合理的请求。◆Any reasonable person would have done exactly as you did.任何有头脑的人都会采取和你一模一样的做法。◆Be reasonable! We can't work late every night.要讲道理！我们不能每天都工作到那么晚。OPP unreasonable ⇨ unacceptable   see also reasonable ⇨ fine , reason ⇨ logic , plausible ⇨ possible 2 ▸ reasonably

adverb

◆He couldn't reasonably be expected to pay back the loan all at once.公平合理地讲，不可能指望他立即归还全部借款。■ fair treating people in a reasonable and appropriate way; treating everyone equally and according to the rules or the law （待人）公平恰当的；（按规定或法律）平等待人的，公正的◆All we're asking for is a fair wage.我们要求的只是合理的工资。◆It's not fair to the students to keep changing the schedule.老改课程表对学生们来说不恰当。◆ (BrE also) It's not fair on the students...⋯对学生们来说不恰当。◆It's fair to say that they are pleased with the latest offer.应该说，他们对最新报价很满意。◆To be fair, she behaved better than we expected.说句公道话，她表现得比我们预期的要好。◆It seems only fair that they should give us something in return.似乎他们应该给我们点什么作为回报才像话。◆ (spoken) It's not fair! He always gets more than me!这不公平！他得到的总比我多！ OPP unfair ⇨ wrong 4   see also fair ⇨ fine , fairness , fair play ⇨ justice ▸ fairly

adverb

◆He's always treated me very fairly.他待我一直很公正。◆Her attitude could fairly be described as hostile.公平而论，她的态度可以说是怀有敌意。■ equal having the same rights or being treated the same as other people, without differences such as race, religion or sex being considered （不分种族、宗教或性别等）享有同等权利的，待遇平等的◆equal rights / pay平等的权利；同酬◆The company has an equal opportunities policy (= gives the same chances of employment to everyone).这家公司雇人的政策是人人机会均等。◆the desire for a more equal society (= in which everyone has the same rights and chances) 对更平等的社会的向往 OPP unequal ⇨ wrong 4   see also equality ⇨ justice ■ just [usually before noun] (rather formal) morally fair and reasonable 公正的；正义的；合理的◆I think it was a just decision.我认为这是一个公正的判决。◆Of course we all strive for a just and humane society.当然，我们都在为公正和人道的社会而奋斗。◆He was known to be a just man.他以为人正直而闻名。◆The law must be seen to be just.法律须被视为公正。ⓘ Just is often used in the context of the law or the way things are done in a society. It is not usually used in informal or private contexts. * just常用于法律语境或描述社会事务，通常不用于非正式或私人场合。 OPP unjust ⇨ wrong 4   see also justice ⇨ justice ■ equitable ˈekwɪtəbl (formal) (of a system or society) fair and reasonable; treating everyone in an equal way （体系或社会）公平合理的；公正的；一视同仁的◆We need to construct an equitable and efficient method of local taxation.我们需要构建一个公平高效的地方税收办法。OPP inequitable ⇨ wrong 4 ■ ˌeven-ˈhanded treating everyone fairly and equally 不偏不倚的；公正的；公平的◆They took an even-handed approach to industrial relations.他们对劳资关系采取公正的态度。◆He is even-handed in his criticism of the various political parties.他对各政党的批评不偏不倚。ⓘ Even-handed describes sb's way of dealing with an issue, but it is not used to describe a person. * even-handed描述某人对问题的处理方式，但不用来形容人◆an even-handed person/man/woman
IELTS BNC: 1549 COCA: 2510

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