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Definition of informed in English: informedadjective ɪnˈfɔːmdɪnˈfɔrmd 1Having or showing knowledge of a subject or situation. (对某科目、形势)有知识的;了解情况的 有知识的读者群。 Example sentencesExamples - For example, Thomas Jefferson is often cited as viewing an informed and educated public as key to the success of a self - governing society.
- I do not consider either that the Inspector's reasoning can be supplemented by the knowledge available to the informed reader.
- Others have gone through it and left you the information you need to know, so go thru this process, totally informed and knowledgeable.
- But how reassuring to learn that the readers are such a literate and well informed group.
- The public display of the tortured body terrorizes through the depths of horror implied in its calibration of pain witnessed by a culturally informed public.
- Democracy needs an informed and educated populace to function.
- Comments by informed readers as to the implications of the above are welcomed and will be shared with other readers.
- What might any informed Vietnamese have in mind on the subject?
- I also happen to believe that an informed, educated, lapsed Judaism might also be the most true form of the religion, today.
- We continue to attract an informed and relatively affluent readership, with 83% of readers in the top three socio-economic brackets.
- As an informed reader/viewer, you have a responsibility to be critical and to decide how legitimate the interpretation you are receiving really is.
- Thus they were more helpful to the informed reader than to the beginner.
- An informed reader writes to let me know that my description of this system was inaccurate.
- The weightier works seek a more informed and sophisticated audience while not being works for the specialist.
- Periodicals were then the prime means of communicating ideas among the informed and cultured elites.
- All the other themes of the vision depend upon having a well educated, informed and active population.
- According to informed sources, supervisors have instructed that the burial take place in the presence of his closest relatives, surveyed by security forces.
- Her aggressive titles were now familiar stock among a certain informed readership attuned to decadent works.
- This is not a terribly convincing theory if only because the source was a dinner conversation among unidentified subjects, but at least those were informed media workers.
- The surprising thing is that today's women in Lebanon are perhaps better educated and more informed than my generation, but they are very subdued.
- This inverts the philosophy of education: the imparting of knowledge by the informed to the uninformed.
Synonyms knowledgeable, enlightened, illuminated, literate, well informed, well educated, educated, schooled, instructed sophisticated, cultured well briefed, well versed, abreast of the facts, primed, up to date, up to speed, in the picture, in the know French au courant, au fait informal clued up, genned up, filled in, plugged in British informal switched-on, sussed US informal down - 1.1 (of a decision or judgement) based on an understanding of the facts of the situation.
(决定或判断)基于对事实充分理解的 she lacks the ability to make an informed decision obtaining informed consent from research participants is central to ethical research practice Example sentencesExamples - I was growing vegetables in Samoa at the time, and so I am really unable to express in any way an informed view on the subject, Peter.
- What are the implications of historically and culturally informed findings for strategies of educational reform?
- There needs to be an informed debate on the subject.
- ‘There is much further to go, but gradually our joint working in informed choice and financial education is making a difference,’ he added.
- It relies on a system which is not best placed to respond to a rapidly changing situation with imaginative and informed ideas.
- This might or might not be a good idea; I don't know enough about the subject to have an informed opinion.
- I'm still researching this, I'd be pleased to get people's informed insights into the subject.
- It might allow the reader to make more informed comment than anything the papers have come up with so far.
- I'm not condoning the horrendous conditions portrayed in the film, but I would prefer a more informed view on a given subject.
- If you are selling a health care product, I think it is vital that you are able to respond to queries with an educated and informed answer.
- Americans are isolationist in their policy preferences and lack the knowledge to have an informed opinion about the rest of the world.
- I'm not knowledgeable enough on the policy questions to have an informed opinion.
- Todd comes to this subject from outside Scottish History, and she brings to the subject an informed comparative historical and anthropological approach.
- Being an educated eater means you have the knowledge necessary to make informed choices no matter how crunched for time you become.
- Less advice, less informed choice, less education does not mean less terminations.
- Labor believes that it's very difficult to educate 9 million Australians to the level of financial literacy that is required to make an informed choice.
- Few people will know enough about the subject to have formed an informed opinion.
- How Britain expelled the invaders and what was then the state of the country can only be the subject of informed speculation.
- Losing a loved one is a scary and confusing event for teenagers, but one that can be made easier through the use of literature and informed mentoring from a caring adult.
- But we and our readership can't make an informed opinion yet.
Synonyms sage, sagacious, intelligent, clever, learned, showing great knowledge, with great knowledge, knowledgeable, enlightened
Derivativesadverb ɪnˈfɔːmɪdli Perhaps the budding sorcerer will purchase more carefully and informedly afterwards. Example sentencesExamples - Dine safely, healthfully, carefully, informedly with these tips.
- The text provides enough relevant theory so that the reader can practice statistics selectively and informedly, rather than blindly substituting values into formulas.
- Loyal friends should give him the benefit of the hope that he will in the future write more honestly, informedly, and responsibly about the Church that he undoubtedly loves.
noun ɪnˈfɔːmɪdnɪs A more complete explanation of consumer behavior is based on informedness and pursuit of. products that truly meet individual wants and needs. Example sentencesExamples - Historically, informedness of economic agents via price stability has been a rationale for the money supply rule derived from the Quantity Theory of Money.
Definition of informed in US English: informedadjectiveinˈfôrmdɪnˈfɔrmd 1Having or showing knowledge of a particular subject or situation. (对某科目、形势)有知识的;了解情况的 有知识的读者群。 Example sentencesExamples - Her aggressive titles were now familiar stock among a certain informed readership attuned to decadent works.
- We continue to attract an informed and relatively affluent readership, with 83% of readers in the top three socio-economic brackets.
- The public display of the tortured body terrorizes through the depths of horror implied in its calibration of pain witnessed by a culturally informed public.
- Periodicals were then the prime means of communicating ideas among the informed and cultured elites.
- As an informed reader/viewer, you have a responsibility to be critical and to decide how legitimate the interpretation you are receiving really is.
- According to informed sources, supervisors have instructed that the burial take place in the presence of his closest relatives, surveyed by security forces.
- Democracy needs an informed and educated populace to function.
- Others have gone through it and left you the information you need to know, so go thru this process, totally informed and knowledgeable.
- An informed reader writes to let me know that my description of this system was inaccurate.
- The surprising thing is that today's women in Lebanon are perhaps better educated and more informed than my generation, but they are very subdued.
- I do not consider either that the Inspector's reasoning can be supplemented by the knowledge available to the informed reader.
- Comments by informed readers as to the implications of the above are welcomed and will be shared with other readers.
- This is not a terribly convincing theory if only because the source was a dinner conversation among unidentified subjects, but at least those were informed media workers.
- But how reassuring to learn that the readers are such a literate and well informed group.
- All the other themes of the vision depend upon having a well educated, informed and active population.
- For example, Thomas Jefferson is often cited as viewing an informed and educated public as key to the success of a self - governing society.
- The weightier works seek a more informed and sophisticated audience while not being works for the specialist.
- What might any informed Vietnamese have in mind on the subject?
- This inverts the philosophy of education: the imparting of knowledge by the informed to the uninformed.
- Thus they were more helpful to the informed reader than to the beginner.
- I also happen to believe that an informed, educated, lapsed Judaism might also be the most true form of the religion, today.
Synonyms knowledgeable, enlightened, illuminated, literate, well informed, well educated, educated, schooled, instructed - 1.1 (of a decision or judgment) based on an understanding of the facts of the situation.
(决定或判断)基于对事实充分理解的 twenty-six young adults participated after giving informed consent Example sentencesExamples - I'm not condoning the horrendous conditions portrayed in the film, but I would prefer a more informed view on a given subject.
- Few people will know enough about the subject to have formed an informed opinion.
- I was growing vegetables in Samoa at the time, and so I am really unable to express in any way an informed view on the subject, Peter.
- There needs to be an informed debate on the subject.
- This might or might not be a good idea; I don't know enough about the subject to have an informed opinion.
- ‘There is much further to go, but gradually our joint working in informed choice and financial education is making a difference,’ he added.
- I'm not knowledgeable enough on the policy questions to have an informed opinion.
- But we and our readership can't make an informed opinion yet.
- If you are selling a health care product, I think it is vital that you are able to respond to queries with an educated and informed answer.
- What are the implications of historically and culturally informed findings for strategies of educational reform?
- How Britain expelled the invaders and what was then the state of the country can only be the subject of informed speculation.
- Losing a loved one is a scary and confusing event for teenagers, but one that can be made easier through the use of literature and informed mentoring from a caring adult.
- It relies on a system which is not best placed to respond to a rapidly changing situation with imaginative and informed ideas.
- I'm still researching this, I'd be pleased to get people's informed insights into the subject.
- Less advice, less informed choice, less education does not mean less terminations.
- Americans are isolationist in their policy preferences and lack the knowledge to have an informed opinion about the rest of the world.
- Labor believes that it's very difficult to educate 9 million Australians to the level of financial literacy that is required to make an informed choice.
- Being an educated eater means you have the knowledge necessary to make informed choices no matter how crunched for time you become.
- Todd comes to this subject from outside Scottish History, and she brings to the subject an informed comparative historical and anthropological approach.
- It might allow the reader to make more informed comment than anything the papers have come up with so far.
Synonyms sage, sagacious, intelligent, clever, learned, showing great knowledge, with great knowledge, knowledgeable, enlightened
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