substantive

形容词真实的; 独立的; 大量的; 本质的，实质的

名词作名词用的词或词组; [语]实词，名词; 独立存在的实体

1. 实在的：他澄清,在激励社会之理想的意义上,这八个原则并不是实在的(substantive)自然法的基本原理. 相反,他指出,这些构成了一种程序上的自然法. [1] 二十世纪最为著名的人类学家之一,尤其以在性、青春期和社会化方面的研究著称.

1. 本质上的;重大的;实质性的
    Substantive negotiations or issues deal with the most important and central aspects of a subject.

    e.g. They plan to meet again in Rome very soon to begin substantive negotiations.
           他们计划不久在罗马再次会晤以开始实质性的谈判。

1. It is thus time that China joined hands with other UN members to change this order and make substantive contribution to world peace and development.

2. That has been the only substantive product of five rounds and seven cumbersome sessions of talks in more than two years.

3. 911查询·英语单词

3. Cyprus'rival leaders have ended their first substantive meeting aimed at reunifying the divided island.

4. To better protect juvenile rights, experts called for the establishment of substantive and procedural laws dealing with juvenile delinquency.

5. substantive的近义词

5. " The US Department of Commerce hasn't produced substantive evidence, " he told the China Business News.

6. China attaches great importance to enacting and improving procedural laws to guarantee the enforcement of the aforementioned substantive laws and regulations.

7. The absence of substantive examination on design and utility model applications caused a large number of junk patents under these two categories.

8. The unexpected upheaval in Iran has thrown a spanner into Obama's plans to engage the Islamic Republic in a substantive dialogue over its nuclear program.

9. The statements ended the most substantive part of Mr Obama's first visit to China, which continued Tuesday afternoon with a sightseeing tour and a formal state dinner.

10. Cao lauded the drill - China's first multilateral maritime drill - as " a step to show the expansion of our substantive military cooperation ".

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