preconditions

英 [ˌpriːkənˈdɪʃənz]

美 [ˌprikənˈdɪʃənz]

n.  先决条件; 前提
precondition的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 先决条件；前提
  If one thing is aprecondition foranother, it must happen or be done before the second thing can happen or exist.
  1. They made multi-party democracy a precondition for giving aid.
     他们把实施多党民主作为给予援助的前提。

双语例句

• These are two preconditions.
  这是两前提。
• Israel says peace talks should resume without preconditions.
  以色列表示应该无条件恢复和平谈判。
• Here there seem to be three preconditions for greater stability.
  在这方面，创造更稳定的环境看上去有三个先决条件。
• These are the preconditions for continuous development in China.
  这是我们国家不断发展的前提条件。
• Each of these operations can have preconditions and post-conditions, and they can raise exceptions.
  每一种操作都可以有预状况与后状况，于是就会产生一些例外的情况。
• See Figure 1 for how to apply these preconditions.
  参见图1了解如何应用这些先决条件。
• It is certain that the law is true on the strict preconditions.
  在严格的前提条件下，边际效用递减规律是必然成立的。
• No preconditions should be imposed.
  不应有[强加]先决条件。
• The foundation of the law has strict preconditions but all the oppugners neglected it.
  边际效用递减规律有严格的前提条件，而众多质疑的例子基本都忽略了其前提条件。
• China has set no preconditions for offering help to others.
  中国在对别人帮助时是不设前提的。