assuming
conj. 假定,假设
v. 取得(权力); 假设; 假定; 呈现( assume的现在分词形式)
adj. 自负的; 傲慢的; 放肆的
You use assuming or assuming that when you are considering a possible situation or event, so that you can think about the consequences.
'Assuming you're right,' he said, 'there's not much I can do about it, is there?'...
“就算你是对的,”他说,“这件事也没什么我可以做的,不是吗?”
But assuming that the talks make progress, won't they do too little, too late?
就算会谈取得了进展,也未免太微不足道,且为时太晚了吧?
1. excessively forward;
That is assuming that they can react like the Microsoft of old.
这是假设他们能像过去的微软公司那样工作.
I've got a console app thats in a continuous processing loop, assuming there's data to process.
我有一个问题,关于控制台应用程序这一种连续处理循环, 假设有数据的过程.
The domestic electronic payment is assuming the geometry numerical expression swift growth.
国内电子支付正呈几何数式地快速增长.
Assuming he does race, Hamilton will start from tenth on the grid.
如果汉密尔顿可以参加正赛的话, 他将从第十位起步.
The Kaczynski brothers also entered the echelons of Polish politics, assuming important posts.
卡钦斯基兄弟也进入波兰政治高层, 担任要职.