causation
causation 英 [kɔ:ˈzeɪʃn] 美 [kɔˈzeʃən]
n. 原因；因果关系；出现
名词复数:causations
- Use the noun causation to talk about the process of causing something to happen. If you try to sue your brother for your bike accident, you’ll have to prove causation.
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- n. 原因；因果关系；出现
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1. We think that the only ground of such an inference is causation.
我们认为那种情况唯一可以推断的便是因果关系。
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2. We should understand causation in terms of one thing bashing into another.
我们应该根据某物对另一物体的撞击来理解因果关系。
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3. Our analysis can only identify relationships among variables and in no way implies causation.
我们的分析只能识别变量之间的关系，决不意味着因果关系。
- causation (n.) 1640s, "act of causing or producing," noun of action from cause (v.), or else from Medieval Latin causationem (nominative causatio) "action of causing" (in classical Latin "excuse, pretext"), from Latin causa "a cause, reason" (see cause (n.)). Meaning "relation of cause to effect" is from 1739.
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