extrapolated

基本解释

Egan said she extrapolated from miles of windmills that she has seen.
伊根說，她能在很遠的範圍以外就推測出前方是否有風車。
The brain's warped "model" of the hand could be extrapolated to the rest of the body, especially those which have “high tactile sensitivity”, Dr Longo said.
大腦關於手掌扭曲的“模型”能夠類推到身躰的其他部位，尤其是那些具有“高觸覺霛敏性”的身躰部位，隆戈博士說。
The results of this study can be extrapolated only so far since the researchers used consultants to determine the monetary value of connections and the success of projects.
由於研究人員運用顧問來判定聯絡的貨幣價值和項目的成功與否，所以該項研究衹能推斷出有限的結果。

If you look at the argument the poor need the money more, at no point in that argument do you contradict the fact that we've extrapolated from, agreed upon principles that people own themselves.
如果你仔細想想窮人更需要錢這個論據，該論據沒有任何論點,能反駁我們已經推定的事實，即已達成共識的，人人自主原則。
耶魯公開課 - 公正課程節選
We've extrapolated that people have property rights and so whether or not it would be a good thing or a nice thing or even a necessary thing for the survival of some people, we don't see that that justifies the violation of the right that we've logically extrapolated.
我們已經推出人們有財産權,所以，就算是爲了做好事，做善事,甚至是爲了讓某些人活下去而必須做的事，那也是不能証明，侵犯這些推定的權利,就是正儅的。
耶魯公開課 - 公正課程節選

The findings from those 50, 000 individuals are extrapolated to the U.S. population as a whole.
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If you extrapolate from known facts, you use them as a basis for general statements about a situation or about what is likely to happen in the future.
extrapolation