deliberative

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deliberative — 形容詞

  • deliberativepositive
  • more deliberativecomparative
  • most deliberativesuperlative

1. describes a way of making decisions where a group talks things through and weigh

1.形容詞C1
釋義

審議的

透過群體討論審慎做出決策的

describes a way of making decisions where a group talks things through and weighs options together before acting.

例句

The town council held a deliberative meeting to decide whether to build a new library.

鎮議會舉行了一場審議會議，以決定是否要興建新的圖書館。

collocation: deliberative meeting

Théo served on a deliberative panel that spent three months reviewing the school curriculum.

Théo 在一個審議小組任職，該小組花了三個月審查學校的課程。

collocation: deliberative panel

同義詞
  • consultative

    emphasises asking for input rather than reaching a shared decision

  • collegial

    more about shared power among equals; less focused on formal process

  • participatory

    broader term — anyone can take part, not necessarily through structured discussion

反義詞
  • authoritarian

    decisions come from a single authority figure, not group discussion

  • top-down

    directives are issued from above without consulting those affected

文法句型

deliberative + [noun]

[subject] + be + deliberative

用法筆記

Subject is almost always a group, assembly, committee, or formal process — not an individual. To describe a single person's careful thinking, use 'deliberate' or 'thoughtful' instead.

常見錯誤

She was very deliberative before answering the question.
She was very deliberate before answering the question.
'Deliberative' describes groups or processes, not individual behaviour. Use 'deliberate' for a person's careful manner.

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常用片語

  • deliberative process
  • deliberative democracy
  • deliberative body
  • deliberative forum
  • deliberative assembly