意義

The ability to see into a situation or problem deeply and understand its inner nature or hidden truths. It is a high-level form of understanding or 'insight'.

The act of hindering, obstructing, or preventing progress, development, or a biological process.

Something that appears or occurs frequently, especially in tests, literature, or data sets.

To propose or advocate for a new theory, principle, doctrine, or idea. It is typically used when an expert or leader introduces a significant concept to the public or academic community.

Occurring often, many times, or at short intervals. It describes the high frequency of an event or action.

A part or aspect of something abstract, especially one that is essential or characteristic. Used to break down complex topics into smaller parts.

A load, burden, or responsibility that someone has to bear. It can be physical, financial, or mental.

Occurring very quickly and with a great deal of force or intensity. Essential for describing sharp rises or falls in data.

Gentle, gradual, or slow. Often used in academic contexts to describe steady, non-aggressive changes in data.

The base or foundation on which something is established or depends. Used for physical infrastructure or abstract societal systems.