Group 22 · 學習模式
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not certain or fixed; provisional, or hesitant
暫定的；猶豫的
They made tentative plans to meet next week.
She gave a tentative smile, unsure how he'd react.
The tentative agreement still needs final approval.
overly theatrical or melodramatic in character or style
誇張做作的；戲劇性的
His histrionic reaction seemed excessive for such a minor issue.
The actress was praised for avoiding histrionic overacting.
Her histrionic complaints annoyed her coworkers.
stubbornly refusing to change one's opinion or course of action
頑固的
The obstinate child refused to eat his vegetables.
Her obstinate refusal to compromise stalled the talks.
He remained obstinate despite overwhelming evidence.
to extend the application of a method or conclusion based on known facts to an unknown situation
推斷；推論
Scientists extrapolated future trends from the current data.
It's risky to extrapolate too much from a small sample.
She extrapolated the company's growth based on last year's figures.
a person or thing that is a disadvantage, or a legal responsibility for something
累贅；責任
His temper became a liability during negotiations.
The company faces liability for the defective product.
Poor communication was a major liability for the team.