• adj. 規定的，規范的；指定的

來自prescribe,規定，指定，-pt,過去分詞格。

prescriptive (adj.)

1748, from Late Latin praescriptivus, from praescript-, past participle stem of praescribere (see prescription). Or formed in English from archaic prescript "a direction" (1530s), from Latin praescriptum.

1. The psychologists insist, however, that they are not being prescriptive.

然而，心理學家堅稱他們并非一味灌輸。

來自柯林斯例句

2. prescriptive methods of teaching

灌輸式教學法

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3. Direct priMary legislation is largely permissive rather than prescriptive.

直接的原始立法主要是許可性的而非說明性的.

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4. Prescriptive grammar is concerned with norms of or rules for correct usage.

規定語法考慮的問題是如何為正確使用制定規范或規則.

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5. The authors conclude by discussing prescriptive recommendations for the recording industry.

最后,作者對唱片業提出了一些指導性的建議.

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