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inchoate

/ɪnˈkəʊeɪt/ /ɪnˈkoʊeɪt/

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noun

萌芽，初期。

A beginning, an immature start.

Examples :

"The inchoate of the new project was a vague meeting where everyone just talked about ideas. "

这个新项目的萌芽阶段，只是一个大家泛泛而谈的模糊会议。

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verb

开始， khởi đầu.

To begin or start (something).

Examples :

"The students inchoated their group project by brainstorming ideas together. "

学生们通过集体头脑风暴，开始着手他们的团队项目。

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verb

产生，引起。

To cause or bring about.

Examples :

"The city council hopes new policies will inchoate economic growth in the struggling neighborhood. "

市议会希望新的政策能产生经济增长，从而振兴这个衰落的社区。

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verb

开始，着手。

To make a start.

Examples :

"The student inchoated his essay by writing a simple thesis statement and then outlining his main points. "

这位学生通过写一个简单的论点陈述，然后列出他的要点，开始着手写他的文章。

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adjective

刚开始的，未成熟的

Recently started but not fully formed yet; just begun; only elementary or immature.

Examples :

"The startup had an inchoate business plan, still lacking specific details. "

这家初创公司的商业计划还很初步，细节方面仍然不足。

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adjective

混乱，无序，语无伦次

Chaotic, disordered, confused; also, incoherent, rambling.

Examples :

"After the car accident, his memories were inchoate, a jumbled mix of images and sounds he couldn't piece together. "

车祸后，他的记忆一片混乱，就像一堆杂乱无章的图像和声音，他根本无法将它们拼凑起来。

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adjective

未遂的，开始的

Of a crime, imposing criminal liability for an incompleted act.

Examples :

"Even though the robbery wasn't completed, the suspect was charged with the inchoate crime of attempted burglary because he had clearly broken into the building with the intent to steal. "

即使抢劫没有完成，嫌疑人还是被指控犯了入室盗窃未遂罪，因为他明显已经闯入了建筑物，并且意图盗窃。