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rationalisation

/ˌræʃənəlʌɪˈzeɪʃən/ /ˌræʃnəlɪˈzeɪʃən/

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noun

合理化，辩解.

The process, or result of rationalizing.

Examples :

"Her rationalisation for skipping class was that she already understood the material. "

她为逃课所做的辩解是她已经理解了课程内容。

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noun

理由说明，辩解.

A statement of one's motives, or of the causes of some event.

Examples :

"Her rationalisation for buying the expensive shoes was that they were an investment in her professional image. "

她为自己买这双昂贵鞋子的理由说明是，这是一种对她职业形象的投资。

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noun

结构调整，合理化。

A reorganization of a company or organization in order to improve its efficiency.

Examples :

"The factory's recent rationalisation, which involved updating equipment and streamlining production lines, led to a significant increase in output. "

工厂最近进行的结构调整和合理化改革，包括更新设备和简化生产线，显著提高了产量。

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noun

合理化, 文饰.

The concealment of true motivation in some non-threatening way.

Examples :

"His rationalisation for eating the entire cake was that it would otherwise go stale, conveniently ignoring his strong desire for sweets. "

他合理化自己吃掉整个蛋糕的行为，说是为了防止蛋糕变质，却巧妙地忽略了他对甜食的强烈渴望，这纯粹是文饰。

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noun

合理化, 简化.

The simplification of an expression without changing its value.

Examples :

"The student's rationalisation of the equation made it easier to solve, but the answer remained the same. "

学生对这个方程进行了简化，虽然过程更容易计算了，但答案还是一样的。(Xuéshēng duì zhège fāngchéng jìnxíng le jiǎnhuà, suīrán guòchéng gèng róngyì jìsuàn le, dàn dá'àn háishi yīyàng de.)

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