關於Assume的意思和用法的提問

A: To assume means to make an inference about something. This means that you make a connection about something without someone telling you. Assumptions can be wrong if you form the wrong opinion. For example, I assumed that my computer would last for 10 years. But it only lasted for 2. My assumption was wrong.

Examples:
'I'm assuming that you are a very advanced English speaker.'
'I'm assuming that the summer will be very hot here.'
'When I met the smelly man, I assumed that he would not be very bright. However, he is actually a very intelligent person. My assumption was wrong.'

Assumptions can be right or wrong. Oftentimes, people find out that they are frequently wrong!

A: So you wanted to ask about "assured me", not "assume me"?
I heard it from a person who assured me it was absolutely true = それが真実であると私に断言した人から聞いた。I translated "assured me" as 私に断言した.

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A: I m sry , I dont have answer, 明日天気はいいです、you are saying, tomorrow will be good , if u add か it may mean question, as if you are not confirm

A: To think something is a certain way, usually without any proof that it actually is.
"He assumed his mom was at work because she wasn't at home"

A: Okay here's one example that you'll hear often in America... "I thought she was a girl, but I didn't want to assume her gender"
Others being less controversial might include:
"Since there are no other people to fill the position, I will assume the duty of being the leader".
"Did you assume that I'd leave my work for last minute?"
"I assume I should finish my homework but I'd much rather finish watching my TV show first".

A: I assume the meeting has already started
I assume she is single
Don't assume that you know everything

A: -I assumed the park would be fun.
-I assume she will be ready.

A: There are two ways to use assume.

1. Assume can mean to believe it to be true based on what you see or know but you do not have definite proof.

"I assume you already did all your homework."

"She assumed I was going to lose the game because of my past scores."

"Since I am always late, they assumed I would not arrive on time."

2. Assume can also mean to take on/over or begin to be/have something

"She assumed power of the country after the election."

"He assumed a new style for this year."

"The situation assumed a dangerous turn when he threatened them."

I hope I helped. Please let me know if you have any questions.

A: Ohhhh! I see. He crawled to the corner before he curled up in a ball, and he curled up before he... died? Wow dramatic.

the way this is ordered, it means he 'assumed' (took on) the fetal position before he passed away.

it's not a phrase so much as sentence ordering.

A: Assume is something with no proof. In contrary, presume is more factual or more true than assume.

A: I think assume is like a guess without proof and reckon is with proof

A: @AstridPr Assume and presume both mean to believe something before it happens, but when you assume you're not really sure. If someone bangs on your door in the middle of the night, you might assume (and hope!) it's your crazy neighbor. If your neighbor knocks on your door every night at 6:30, at 6:29 you can presume
she's coming over in a minute.

A: assume: suppose to be the case, without proof

Example: It is reasonable to assume that such changes have significant social effects.

presume: suppose that something is the case on the basis of probability

Example: I presumed that the man had been escorted from the building.

A: Presume is used when you have evidence that backs up your statement.
"I presume you're tired after all of that driving"
Assume can just be a guess.
"I assume that you know what you are doing"

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A: assuming it rains tomorrow, you should bring an umbrella to the park

A: A( as in Apple)
Ss( as in Sun)
U( as in ooohhh)
Me( as in Mom)

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A: I just assumed it might be similar to 'to make you remember'.

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A: Oh You can also say "You're not as cute as you think", That also makes sense! :) You're very welcome!