Definition of prescind in English:

prescind

verb prɪˈsɪndpriˈsɪnd

[no object]prescind fromformal

1Leave out of consideration.
〈正式〉略去；不考虑
such traditionalists have prescinded from novel practices and attitudes
Example sentencesExamples
- After all, Christians cannot prescind from capitalism.
- There are tremendously significant issues, and this doesn't prescind from making a judgment on people's personalities.
- Here is an opportunity to prescind from emotion and think critically about a very important subject.
- In identifying defeaters that our evidence must eliminate if we are to claim knowledge, the more we prescind from practical considerations, the wider we cast our net.
- To prescind from these features, however, is to forfeit the autonomy of concrete individuals that must, as I argued, be the starting point for determining how we should act in these cases.
1. 1.1with object Detach or separate from something.
  割裂；使脱离
  his is an idea entirely prescinded from all of the others
  他的想法和其他人所有的是完全脱离的。
  Example sentencesExamples
  We can react to it and then prescind it from what we experience.

Origin

Mid 17th century (in the sense 'cut off abruptly or prematurely'): from Latin praescindere, from prae 'before' + scindere 'to cut'.

Rhymes

downwind, Lind, rescind, Sind, upwind, wind

Definition of prescind in US English:

prescind

verbpriˈsɪndprēˈsind

[no object]prescind fromformal

1Leave out of consideration.
〈正式〉略去；不考虑
we have prescinded from many vexing issues
我们略去了许多令人烦恼的问题。
Example sentencesExamples
- Here is an opportunity to prescind from emotion and think critically about a very important subject.
- After all, Christians cannot prescind from capitalism.
- In identifying defeaters that our evidence must eliminate if we are to claim knowledge, the more we prescind from practical considerations, the wider we cast our net.
- To prescind from these features, however, is to forfeit the autonomy of concrete individuals that must, as I argued, be the starting point for determining how we should act in these cases.
- There are tremendously significant issues, and this doesn't prescind from making a judgment on people's personalities.
1. 1.1with object Cut off or separate from something.
  割裂；使脱离
  his is an idea entirely prescinded from all of the others
  他的想法和其他人所有的是完全脱离的。
  Example sentencesExamples
  We can react to it and then prescind it from what we experience.

Origin

Mid 17th century (in the sense ‘cut off abruptly or prematurely’): from Latin praescindere, from prae ‘before’ + scindere ‘to cut’.

单词	prescind
释义	Definition of prescind in English: prescind verb prɪˈsɪndpriˈsɪnd [no object]prescind fromformal 1Leave out of consideration. 〈正式〉略去；不考虑 such traditionalists have prescinded from novel practices and attitudes Example sentencesExamples After all, Christians cannot prescind from capitalism. There are tremendously significant issues, and this doesn't prescind from making a judgment on people's personalities. Here is an opportunity to prescind from emotion and think critically about a very important subject. In identifying defeaters that our evidence must eliminate if we are to claim knowledge, the more we prescind from practical considerations, the wider we cast our net. To prescind from these features, however, is to forfeit the autonomy of concrete individuals that must, as I argued, be the starting point for determining how we should act in these cases. 1.1with object Detach or separate from something. 割裂；使脱离 his is an idea entirely prescinded from all of the others 他的想法和其他人所有的是完全脱离的。 Example sentencesExamples We can react to it and then prescind it from what we experience. Origin Mid 17th century (in the sense 'cut off abruptly or prematurely'): from Latin praescindere, from prae 'before' + scindere 'to cut'. Rhymes downwind, Lind, rescind, Sind, upwind, wind Definition of prescind in US English: prescind verbpriˈsɪndprēˈsind [no object]prescind fromformal 1Leave out of consideration. 〈正式〉略去；不考虑 we have prescinded from many vexing issues 我们略去了许多令人烦恼的问题。 Example sentencesExamples Here is an opportunity to prescind from emotion and think critically about a very important subject. After all, Christians cannot prescind from capitalism. In identifying defeaters that our evidence must eliminate if we are to claim knowledge, the more we prescind from practical considerations, the wider we cast our net. To prescind from these features, however, is to forfeit the autonomy of concrete individuals that must, as I argued, be the starting point for determining how we should act in these cases. There are tremendously significant issues, and this doesn't prescind from making a judgment on people's personalities. 1.1with object Cut off or separate from something. 割裂；使脱离 his is an idea entirely prescinded from all of the others 他的想法和其他人所有的是完全脱离的。 Example sentencesExamples We can react to it and then prescind it from what we experience. Origin Mid 17th century (in the sense ‘cut off abruptly or prematurely’): from Latin praescindere, from prae ‘before’ + scindere ‘to cut’.
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