substantial的语法 substantial的语法是什么

1. 牢固的，加固的，结实的
2. 可观的，大量的，相当数目的，重大的
3. 实在的，真实的，现实的
4. 基本上的，大体上的
5. 内容充实的，很有分量的，丰足的，丰盛的
6. 富裕的，多资财的，殷实的
7. 物质的，材料的
8. 实质的，本质的，【哲】实体的

1. 实在的东西，真实的东西，实质性的东西
2. 内容充实的东西，有实际价值的东西
3. 事关重大的东西，重要的材料（或实物等）

1. fairly large;

   "won by a substantial margin"
   

2. having a firm basis in reality and being therefore important, meaningful, or considerable;

   "substantial equivalents"
   

3. having substance or capable of being treated as fact; not imaginary;

   "the substantial world"
   "a mere dream, neither substantial nor practical"
   "most ponderous and substantial things"
   

4. providing abundant nourishment;

   "a hearty meal"
   "good solid food"
   "ate a substantial breakfast"
   "four square meals a day"
   

5. of good quality and condition; solidly built;

   "a solid foundation"
   "several substantial timber buildings"
   

1. 实质的：2) 申请者必须在美国进行了实质的(substantial)的投资. 虽然法律没有规定投资的金额,但是该项投资必须在企业的总资产中占有相当份额,或者该项投资足够建立起一个有实力的,有盈利前景的企业;

1. Those workers have built many substantial buildings in the recent years.
   近几年那些工人建造了许多坚固的建筑。
2. The country bought a substantial number of weapons.
   这个国家购买了大量武器。
3. They made substantial changes to the arrangements.
   他们在安排上作了重大变动。
4. The two stories were in substantial agreement.
   这两则故事大体上一致。

1. The walls were substantial and did not fall.
   墙很坚固,没有倒塌。
2. The matter is substantial.
   这件事很重要。

• So substantial that it took two men to push it.

  出自：E. Glasgow

• Have a substantial meal before the fast begins.

  出自：L. Blue

• Jack had put on weight...He seemed..more substantial.

  出自：I. Murdoch

1. substantial和substantially在表示“大量的”和“大体上地”时，都属于公文英语，用在比较正式的场合；
2. substantial同substantive都可表示“本质的，实质的”，但两者有一定的区别：前者一般用在real，important，sizable，solid，well-to-do，virtual等词上。后者主要用在一些特种情况上：在议会程序中，substantive motion（实质性的动议）是指用适当的方式清楚地处理某个议题。在法律上，主要用以区分substantive law（被执行的法律）和adjective law（执法的程序）。在服务行业上，用来去区分员工是全职工还是连是工。