understood

understood

形容词：

1. understood: known or realized by someone, although not stated openly 2. understood: generally accepted or agreed upon

名词：

1. understood: something that is known or realized without being stated openly 2. understood: the idea that certain things are generally accepted or agreed upon

词语辨析：

- understood 和 implicit：都表示不需要明确陈述或表达的含义，但 understood 更强调被广泛认可或默认接受，而 implicit 更强调含蓄或暗示的意思。

词汇扩充：

- understanding: 理解，谅解 - misunderstood: 误解的

近义词：

- implied - acknowledged

反义词：

- stated - explicit

柯林斯词典解释：

understood is the past tense and past participle of understand.

牛津词典解释：

1. understood: accepted as real or true without being stated

用法：

- This is an understood fact. - It is understood that he will take over the business when his father retires. - The rules are not always understood by everyone. - She has made it clear that she understood the instructions. - The terms of the agreement are not always completely understood by both sides.

例句：

1. It was understood that the project would be completed by the end of the year. 2. The decision was based on an understood agreement between the parties. 3. The rules of the game are understood by all the players. 4. The consequences of his actions were not fully understood at the time. 5. It is understood that she will be taking on a new role within the company. 6. The terms of the contract are understood by both parties involved. 7. She understood the importance of completing the project on time. 8. The message was understood loud and clear by everyone in the room. 9. The risks involved were clearly understood by the team. 10. The impact of the decision was not fully understood until later. 11. It is understood that changes will be made to the original plan. 12. The reasons for his resignation were not fully understood by his colleagues. 13. The instructions were understood and followed by all the participants. 14. The importance of communication in this process is widely understood. 15. She understood the need for confidentiality in the matter. 16. The risks were clearly understood by the team before proceeding. 17. It was understood that the meeting would be rescheduled. 18. The implications of the decision were not fully understood at the time. 19. The details of the plan were not fully understood by all the members. 20. The terms of the agreement were understood and agreed upon by both parties.