adj.可假定的；设想的；傲慢的

I assume that you've had a good day today.
我想你今天过得很不错。
Under this assumptive framework, we can better understand the dynamics of climate change.
在这个假设性的框架下，我们能更好地理解气候变化的动力。
She assumed that he was joking, but his expression was dead serious.
她以为他在开玩笑，但他的表情却很严肃。
If we assume that the project will be completed on time, we can plan our resources accordingly.
如果我们假定项目能按时完成，我们可以相应地规划资源。
The assumptive language in her speech made many audience members feel uncomfortable.
她在演讲中使用的假设性语言让许多听众感到不舒服。
He assumed that his silence would make them think, but they just got more frustrated.
他以为自己的沉默会让对方思考，但他们反而更加沮丧。
In her novel, she assumes a first-person narrative to tell the story.
在她的小说中，她用第一人称叙述来讲述故事。
If we assume that the company's profits will continue to grow, we might consider investing.
如果我们假定公司利润将继续增长，我们可能会考虑投资。
They assumed that the new policy would lead to increased productivity, but it didn't work out that way.
他们假定新政策会导致生产率提高，但实际上并非如此。
The scientist assumed a cautious approach when predicting the potential impacts of global warming.
当预测全球变暖的潜在影响时，科学家采取了谨慎的方法。