Co oznacza suppose w języku angielskim i jaka jest definicja suppose?

Możesz nauczyć się suppose wymowy, gramatyki i synonimów w tym najbardziej autorytatywnym słowniku języka angielskiego.

suppose znaczenie & definicja

0 to be expected or intended to do something, especially when this does not happen -- mieć coś zrobić
- These drugs are supposed to reduce the pain.
- He was supposed to be here by nine.
- You're supposed to pay by the end of the month.
- You're not supposed to (= you should not) smoke in here.
1 to be considered by many people to be something -- podobno być jakimś
- The scenery is supposed to be fantastic.
2 to think that something is likely to be true -- sądzić, przypuszczać
- [ + (that) ] I suppose that you've already heard the news?
3 used to introduce an idea for someone to consider -- załóżmy , że, przypuśćmy , że, a co, jeśli
- Suppose he phones tonight. What should I say?
4 used to show that you are not certain or not completely happy about something -- chyba, myślę, że
- It was quite interesting, I suppose.
5 used to show agreement to something when you do not really want to -- właściwie tak, no dobrze
- "Can I come with you?" "I suppose so."

How do the supposed liminal dimensions of some material elements of the ritual relate to fire as a medium of transition?
The ui are supposed to capture any country specific time-invariant effects not included in the explanatory variables.
While labour demand is modelled, labour supply is supposed to follow the demand within the framework of constant nominal wage rates.
How could the way we see things affect our choices, supposing that it does?
However, many problems have remained unsolved, and many supposed facts need to be revised in the light of recent research.
Indeed, genetically informed studies, in many cases, have supported these main effects, although their magnitude is sometimes less than previously supposed.
Throughout this work, it is supposed that in the initial state the two surfaces are not in contact.
In (14) above, overrun the line and run over the line are supposed to be synonymous.