Definition of rationally in English:

rationally

adverb ˈraʃ(ə)n(ə)liˈræ(ə)n(ə)li

1By reasonable or logical means.
the wealth generated by world markets has not been rationally or fairly distributed
Example sentencesExamples
- We can rationally assess the cause and effects from behavior to emotion and logically adjust.
- Even with its rationally designed economic plan, the country has neighborhoods that are in shocking poverty.
- It bore ethical and metaphysical implications that professional psychology could not rationally explain or justify.
- And what if our traditional belief conflicts with reason - can we rationally justify keeping it?
- He claims that if we know of no propositions that serve as evidence for God's existence, then we cannot rationally believe in God.
- Rationally, I have difficulty in seeing how I could have come to a different decision.
- This question must be rationally analysed to create an internationally workable policy.
- The goal was a secular, rationally organized society.
- He refuses to accept or to submit to anything which he does not rationally understand.
- By placing the most important levers of the economy under public ownership, a workers' government would be laying the foundations for a rationally planned economy, geared to human need.
- The statement can be rationally accepted as very probably true.
1. 1.1 In a sensible or logical manner.
  he was detached from the conflict and in a position to act rationally
  Example sentencesExamples
  No longer can people sanely and rationally discuss important issues without becoming petty and personal.
  Don't ask me to behave rationally.
  Rationally, I knew the restaurant must be doing something right.
  He's not reacting rationally.
  They are beginning to think rationally about this situation.
  I know this is not true - I'm speaking rationally now.
  Rationally, yes, cyclists should wear helmets.
  The possibility that she might behave rationally seemed remote at best.
  I wasn't exactly thinking rationally at the time.
  She is, however, able to respond rationally and intelligently and has a wry sense of humour.

Definition of rationally in US English:

rationally

adverbˈræ(ə)n(ə)liˈra(ə)n(ə)lē

1By reasonable or logical means.
the wealth generated by world markets has not been rationally or fairly distributed
Example sentencesExamples
- We can rationally assess the cause and effects from behavior to emotion and logically adjust.
- The goal was a secular, rationally organized society.
- Rationally, I have difficulty in seeing how I could have come to a different decision.
- It bore ethical and metaphysical implications that professional psychology could not rationally explain or justify.
- He refuses to accept or to submit to anything which he does not rationally understand.
- By placing the most important levers of the economy under public ownership, a workers' government would be laying the foundations for a rationally planned economy, geared to human need.
- Even with its rationally designed economic plan, the country has neighborhoods that are in shocking poverty.
- The statement can be rationally accepted as very probably true.
- And what if our traditional belief conflicts with reason - can we rationally justify keeping it?
- He claims that if we know of no propositions that serve as evidence for God's existence, then we cannot rationally believe in God.
- This question must be rationally analysed to create an internationally workable policy.
1. 1.1 In a sensible or logical manner.
  he was detached from the conflict and in a position to act rationally
  Example sentencesExamples
  Don't ask me to behave rationally.
  They are beginning to think rationally about this situation.
  Rationally, I knew the restaurant must be doing something right.
  I wasn't exactly thinking rationally at the time.
  He's not reacting rationally.
  Rationally, yes, cyclists should wear helmets.
  No longer can people sanely and rationally discuss important issues without becoming petty and personal.
  I know this is not true - I'm speaking rationally now.
  The possibility that she might behave rationally seemed remote at best.
  She is, however, able to respond rationally and intelligently and has a wry sense of humour.

词汇	rationally
释义	Definition of rationally in English: rationally adverb ˈraʃ(ə)n(ə)liˈræ(ə)n(ə)li 1By reasonable or logical means. the wealth generated by world markets has not been rationally or fairly distributed Example sentencesExamples We can rationally assess the cause and effects from behavior to emotion and logically adjust. Even with its rationally designed economic plan, the country has neighborhoods that are in shocking poverty. It bore ethical and metaphysical implications that professional psychology could not rationally explain or justify. And what if our traditional belief conflicts with reason - can we rationally justify keeping it? He claims that if we know of no propositions that serve as evidence for God's existence, then we cannot rationally believe in God. Rationally, I have difficulty in seeing how I could have come to a different decision. This question must be rationally analysed to create an internationally workable policy. The goal was a secular, rationally organized society. He refuses to accept or to submit to anything which he does not rationally understand. By placing the most important levers of the economy under public ownership, a workers' government would be laying the foundations for a rationally planned economy, geared to human need. The statement can be rationally accepted as very probably true. 1.1 In a sensible or logical manner. he was detached from the conflict and in a position to act rationally Example sentencesExamples No longer can people sanely and rationally discuss important issues without becoming petty and personal. Don't ask me to behave rationally. Rationally, I knew the restaurant must be doing something right. He's not reacting rationally. They are beginning to think rationally about this situation. I know this is not true - I'm speaking rationally now. Rationally, yes, cyclists should wear helmets. The possibility that she might behave rationally seemed remote at best. I wasn't exactly thinking rationally at the time. She is, however, able to respond rationally and intelligently and has a wry sense of humour. Definition of rationally in US English: rationally adverbˈræ(ə)n(ə)liˈra(ə)n(ə)lē 1By reasonable or logical means. the wealth generated by world markets has not been rationally or fairly distributed Example sentencesExamples We can rationally assess the cause and effects from behavior to emotion and logically adjust. The goal was a secular, rationally organized society. Rationally, I have difficulty in seeing how I could have come to a different decision. It bore ethical and metaphysical implications that professional psychology could not rationally explain or justify. He refuses to accept or to submit to anything which he does not rationally understand. By placing the most important levers of the economy under public ownership, a workers' government would be laying the foundations for a rationally planned economy, geared to human need. Even with its rationally designed economic plan, the country has neighborhoods that are in shocking poverty. The statement can be rationally accepted as very probably true. And what if our traditional belief conflicts with reason - can we rationally justify keeping it? He claims that if we know of no propositions that serve as evidence for God's existence, then we cannot rationally believe in God. This question must be rationally analysed to create an internationally workable policy. 1.1 In a sensible or logical manner. he was detached from the conflict and in a position to act rationally Example sentencesExamples Don't ask me to behave rationally. They are beginning to think rationally about this situation. Rationally, I knew the restaurant must be doing something right. I wasn't exactly thinking rationally at the time. He's not reacting rationally. Rationally, yes, cyclists should wear helmets. No longer can people sanely and rationally discuss important issues without becoming petty and personal. I know this is not true - I'm speaking rationally now. The possibility that she might behave rationally seemed remote at best. She is, however, able to respond rationally and intelligently and has a wry sense of humour.
随便看	take something out on take something over take something over take something personally take something personally take something seriously take something the wrong way take something to extremes take something to heart take something to heart take something to the next level take something to the next level take something under advisement take something under advisement take something up take something up take something with a grain of salt take something with a pinch of salt take something with a pinch (or grain) of salt take something with a pinch (or grain) of salt take some time off take steps take steps forward take stern measures against take sth amiss