Gross generalisations about " how women were" or " how men were" had to be forgotten.

关于“女是怎样的”或“男是怎样的”的笼统必须被忘记。

" They're extremely rational and they're much better in some ways at doing inferential learning" – using patchy information to make accurate generalisations about a messy world – " than any other creature that we know of."

“婴儿非常理性，在某些方面比我们所知的任何其他生物更擅长推理学习”——利用零碎的信息混沌的世界做出准确的。

So I'm putting all business owners together in one group there and I'm making a generalisation about the group—all business owners.

我是把所有的老板放进了一个团体，然后这个团体做一个抽象——所有的老板。

All three authors make sweeping generalisations about the evolution of human society, from hunter-gatherers to the age of Homer and beyond.

三位作者类社会的演变进行了全面的，从狩猎采集者到荷马代以及更久远的过去。

I know there are so many caveats to this simple generalisation.

我知道这个简单的有很多警告。

So some plants go for the specialisation, some go for the generalisation.

因此，一些植物追求专业化，而另一些则倾向于多样化。

And obviously that's a generalisation, not all alike.

显然那是泛指，并非一而论。

This is a question for historical generalisation rather than for pure theory.

这是历史的问题，而不是纯理论的问题。

So, Brigid, when you look at bigger companies, I mean, I'm gonna make a generalisation here, but I imagine there's a kind of grandiosity to the CEO. They really do believe they're important and indispensable. Or am I overgeneralising?

所以，布里吉德，当你看看大公司，我的意思是，我要做一个，但我认为首席执行官有一种自我重要感。他们真的觉得自己很重要且不可或缺。或者我是不是得太过头了？

Mr Kahn has examined the probable quantitative result of such factors as these in certain hypothetical special cases. But, clearly, it is not possible to carry any generalisation very far.

卡恩先生在某些假设的特殊情况下检查了这些因素的可能定量结果。但是，很明显，不可能进行任何。

The word anatomy, from the Greek anatome, meaning a cutting up, was coined in the 4th century BCE by Aristotle, who dissected animals and made generalisations from his findings.

解剖学一词源自希腊语anatome，意为切割， 由亚里士多德在公元前4世纪创造，他解剖了动物并从研究结果中进行了。

It's a bit of a generalisation, but men tend to stick to their thing and they don't seem to move that much.

这种说法有点笼统，但男往往执着于自己的事情，似乎不太会轻易改变。

Moving on to number eight, there are unrealistic outcomes and this is connected to generalisations and connected to a lack of hedging.

接下来是第八点，存在不切实际的结果，这与笼统有关，也与缺乏语气缓和有关。

We are thus brought to the theory that the law is an empirical generalisation, which is the view held by Mill.

因此，我们得出了法律是经验的理论，这是穆勒所持的观点。

The one generalisation that we can confidently make is that life was worse for female servants than for male.

我们可以肯定的一点是，女仆的生活比男仆差。

You can see that the paragraph starts with a generalisation, and then gets more and more specific.

您可以看到该段落以开始，然后变得越来越具体。

First of all, I believe it is a mistake to base our views on broad generalisations about the characteristics of men and women as such stereotypes are often inaccurate.

首先，我认为，将我们的观点建立在男性和女性特征的广泛之上是错误的， 因为这种刻板印象往往是不准确的。

For music and literature and art must submit to the same generalisation or they will not carry to the farthest recesses of the Albert Hall.

因为音乐、文学和艺术必须服从同样的，否则它们将无法传播到阿尔伯特音乐厅的最深处。

But if so, how are empirical generalisations to be justified?

但如果是这样，经验如何证明是正确的？

But they do not readily lend themselves to theoretical generalisations.

但他们并不容易将自己借给理论。