How do you use "logic" in a sentence?

I can't follow the logic of your argument. She explained the logic behind the decision. There's no logic in spending more money to save less.

logic

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Significado: Reasoning conducted according to strict principles; sensible thought

逻辑，推理

lógica, razonamiento

論理、ロジック

논리, 논리학

Logic is the study of correct reasoning and valid argumentation. It can also refer to a particular system of reasoning, or to the quality of being reasonable or sensible. In computing, logic refers to the underlying programming or circuitry. 'There's no logic in' something means it doesn't make sense.

逻辑是研究正确推理和有效论证的学科。它也可以指特定的推理系统，或合理或明智的品质。在计算中，逻辑指底层的编程或电路。'There's no logic in'某事意味着它没有意义。

La lógica es el estudio del razonamiento correcto y la argumentación válida. También puede referirse a un sistema particular de razonamiento, o a la cualidad de ser razonable o sensato. En informática, la lógica se refiere a la programación o circuitos subyacentes. 'There's no logic in' algo significa que no tiene sentido.

ロジックは、正しい推論と有効な議論の研究です。特定の推論システム、または合理的または賢明であるという性質を指すこともあります。コンピューティングでは、ロジックは基礎となるプログラミングまたは回路を指します。「There's no logic in」何かは、それが意味をなさないことを意味します。

Logic은 올바른 추론과 타당한 논증에 대한 학문입니다. 특정한 추론 체계를 가리키기도 하고, 합리적이거나 이치에 맞는 성질을 의미하기도 합니다. 컴퓨팅에서 logic은 기본적인 프로그래밍이나 회로를 가리킵니다. 'There's no logic in'은 무언가가 이치에 맞지 않는다는 뜻입니다.

Ejemplos

I can't follow the logic of your argument.
我无法理解你论点的逻辑。
No puedo seguir la lógica de tu argumento.
あなたの議論のロジックについていけません。
당신 주장의 논리를 따라갈 수가 없습니다.
She explained the logic behind the decision.
她解释了这个决定背后的逻辑。
Ella explicó la lógica detrás de la decisión.
彼女はその決定の背後にあるロジックを説明しました。
그녀는 그 결정 뒤에 있는 논리를 설명했습니다.
There's no logic in spending more money to save less.
花更多的钱来省更少的钱是没有逻辑的。
No hay lógica en gastar más dinero para ahorrar menos.
より少なく節約するためにより多くのお金を使うことに論理はありません。
적게 절약하기 위해 더 많은 돈을 쓰는 것은 논리에 맞지 않습니다.

Pronunciación

Guía de uso

Contexto: general

Tono: neutral

Origen e historia

From Old French 'logique', from Latin 'logica', from Greek 'logikē' (reasoning, logic), from 'logos' (word, reason, discourse), from 'legein' (to say, speak). Aristotle formalized it as a discipline.

Contexto cultural

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

Historia y curiosidades

From Greek 'logike' (the art of reasoning), from 'logos' (word, reason). Aristotle's works on logic were so influential that they dominated Western thought for over two thousand years.

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