corollary
意味: A proposition that follows naturally from one already proved; a direct or natural consequence or result.
Corollary is used in both logical and everyday contexts. In mathematics and philosophy it denotes a statement that follows with little or no additional proof from a theorem already demonstrated. In general usage it describes an inevitable accompaniment or result — something that naturally follows from a given situation. It often appears in academic writing, policy discussions, and formal argumentation, collocating with 'natural,' 'inevitable,' and 'logical.'
例文
- A natural corollary of increased immigration is greater cultural diversity in urban centres. 移民增加的一个自然推论就是城市地区文化多样性的增强。Un corolario natural del aumento de la inmigración es una mayor diversidad cultural en los centros urbanos.移民の増加の自然な帰結として、都市部における文化的多様性がより豊かになっている。이민 증가의 자연스러운 귀결로 도시 지역의 문화적 다양성이 더욱 풍부해지고 있다.
- The theorem was straightforward, and its corollary required only a brief additional proof. 该定理很简单明了,其推论仅需一段简短的补充证明。El teorema era directo, y su corolario solo requirió una breve prueba adicional.その定理は分かりやすく、系の証明にはごく短い追加証明しか要しなかった。그 정리는 명쾌했으며, 그 계를 증명하는 데는 간단한 추가 증명만으로 충분했다.
- Rising house prices and the corollary difficulty of getting on the property ladder have dominated political debate. 房价上涨及其必然的附带问题——登上住房阶梯的困难——一直是政治辩论的焦点。La subida de los precios de la vivienda y la consiguiente dificultad para acceder al mercado inmobiliario han dominado el debate político.住宅価格の高騰と、それに伴う不動産市場への参入難という問題が政治的議論を支配してきた。주택 가격 상승과 그에 수반되는 부동산 시장 진입의 어려움이 정치적 논쟁을 지배해 왔다.
発音
使い方ガイド
場面: academic, professional, general
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
From Latin corollarium (a gift of a garland, hence a gratuity or deduction), from corolla (small garland), diminutive of corona (crown). The sense shifted from 'bonus' to 'logical consequence' in medieval scholastic usage.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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