日本語WordNet
having a base; "firmly based ice"
having a base of operations (often used as a combining form); "a locally based business"; "an Atlanta-based company"; "carrier-based planes"
AIによる解説
Based means 1) founded on ('based on facts'), 2) located ('Tokyo-based'). Common phrase: 'based on/upon' (derived from). In internet slang, 'based' means admirably independent, confident, or true to oneself (opposite of 'cringe'). Context determines meaning - formal vs. casual usage.
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They mustn't discriminate against colleagues based on personal characteristics or backgrounds.
彼らは個人的な特性や背景に基づいて同僚を差別してはなりません。
The defendant must have fabricated the entire testimony based on the substantial contradictions discovered during cross-examination.
被告は反対尋問中に発見された実質的な矛盾に基づいて、証言全体を捏造したに違いありません。
Based on empirical evidence, the conclusions drawn by the scholars challenged conventional wisdom and sparked debate.
経験的証拠に基づいて、学者によって導き出された結論は従来の常識に挑戦し、議論を引き起こしました。
The university admitted one hundred students, half of whom received scholarships based on academic excellence.
大学は100人の学生を入学させ、そのうち半分は学業の優秀性に基づいて奨学金を受け取った。
It is strictly forbidden to discriminate against individuals based on protected characteristics.
保護された特性に基づいて個人を差別することは厳しく禁止されている。
Several hypotheses were formulated based on preliminary observations from earlier pilot studies.
以前のパイロット研究からの予備的観察に基づいて、いくつかの仮説が定式化された。
Scientists draw conclusions based on rigorous analysis and systematic observation of phenomena.
科学者は、厳密な分析と現象の体系的観察に基づいて結論を導く。
Property taxes are calculated based on information in the cadaster.
固定資産税は地籍台帳の情報に基づいて計算される。
The policy was based on principles of coexistentialism.
その政策は共存主義の原則に基づいていました。
Pronunciation data from ipa-dict (MIT License) based on cmudict-ipa by @lingz