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  Basis \Ba"sis\ (b[=a]"s[i^]s), n.; pl. Bases (b[=a]"s[=e]z).
     [L. basis, Gr. ba`sis. See Base, n.]
     1. The foundation of anything; that on which a thing rests.
        --Dryden.
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     2. The pedestal of a column, pillar, or statue. [Obs.]
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              If no basis bear my rising name.      --Pope.
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     3. The groundwork; the first or fundamental principle; that
        which supports.
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              The basis of public credit is good faith. --A.
                                                    Hamilton.
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     4. The principal component part of a thing.
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  Basis \Ba"sis\, n.; pl. Bases. [L. basis, Gr. ?. See Base,
     n.]
     1. The foundation of anything; that on which a thing rests.
        --Dryden.
  
     2. The pedestal of a column, pillar, or statue. [Obs.]
  
              If no basis bear my rising name.      --Pope.

  basis
       n 1: a relation that provides the foundation for something; "they
            were on a friendly footing"; "he worked on an interim
            basis" [syn: footing, ground]
       2: the fundamental assumptions from which something is begun or
          developed or calculated or explained; "the whole argument
          rested on a basis of conjecture" [syn: base, foundation,
           fundament, groundwork, cornerstone]
       3: the most important or necessary part of something; "the
          basis of this drink is orange juice" [syn: base]

  basis
     Αγγλικά n.
     1 η βάση (ενός συλλογισμού ή μιας υπόθεσης)
     2 η βάση (η υποκείμενη κατάσταση)
     3 το θεμέλιο, το υπόβαθρο, οτιδήποτε αποτελεί στήριγμα, συνιστά
  προϋπόθεση για την περαιτέρω ανάπτυξη πράγματος

  basis
     Danish n.
     (lb da linear algebra) basis
     Dutch n.
     1 (l en basis) (gloss: principle, foundation, that which is
  elementary)
     2 base (gloss: lower portion, foundation)
     3 (obsolete form of nl base  base, alkali)
     Indonesian n.
     1 (l en basis), (l en base)
     2 (l en basis):
     3 # (lb id mathematics) in a vector space, a linearly independent set
  of vectors spanning the whole vector space.
     4 (l en base):
     5 # (lb id electronics) the name of the controlling terminal of a
  bipolar transistor (BJT).
     6 # (lb id geometry) the lowest side of a in a triangle or other
  polygon, or the lowest face of a cone, pyramid or other polyhedron laid
  flat.
     7 # (lb id military) (l en headquarter): permanent structure for
  housing military.
     n.
     1 A physical base or foundation.
     2 A starting point, base or foundation for an argument or hypothesis.
     3 An underlying condition or circumstance.
     4 A regular frequency.
     5 (lb en agriculture trading) The difference between the cash price a
  dealer pays to a farmer for his produce and an agreed reference price,
  which is usually the futures price at which the given crop is trading at
  a commodity exchange.
     6 (lb en linear algebra) In a vector space, a linearly independent
  set of vectors spanning the whole vector space.
     7 (lb en accounting) Amount paid for an investment, including
  commissions and other expenses.
     8 (lb en topology) A collection of subsets ("basis
  elements") of a set, such that this collection covers the set, and
  for any two basis elements which both contain an element of the set,
  there is a third basis element contained in the intersection of the
  first two, which also contains that element.
     Norwegian Nynorsk n.
     1 (l en basis)
     2 (l en base)

  Basis
     German n.
     1 f basis (gloss: foundation, principle)
     2 f (lb de military) base
     3 f (lb de mathematics) basis

  basis
     n.
     1 A physical base or foundation.
     2 A starting point, base or foundation for an argument or hypothesis.
     3 An underlying condition or circumstance.
     4 A regular frequency.
     5 (lb en agriculture trading) The difference between the cash price a
  dealer pays to a farmer for his produce and an agreed reference price,
  which is usually the futures price at which the given crop is trading at
  a commodity exchange.
     6 (lb en linear algebra) In a vector space, a linearly independent
  set of vectors spanning the whole vector space.
     7 (lb en accounting) Amount paid for an investment, including
  commissions and other expenses.
     8 (lb en topology) A collection of subsets ("basis
  elements") of a set, such that this collection covers the set, and
  for any two basis elements which both contain an element of the set,
  there is a third basis element contained in the intersection of the
  first two, which also contains that element.

  basis
     Danish n.
     (lb da linear algebra) basis
     Dutch n.
     1 (l en basis) (gloss: principle, foundation, that which is
  elementary)
     2 base (gloss: lower portion, foundation)
     3 (obsolete form of nl base  base, alkali)
     Latin n.
     1 (lb la literal) a pedestal, foot, base
     2 # (lb la figurative) a foundation
     3 (lb la geometry) the base of a triangle, chord of an arc
     4 (lb la architecture) the lowest part of the shaft of a column
     5 (lb la grammar) a primitive word, root
     6 (q: of cattle) a track, footprint
     Norwegian Bokmål n.
     1 (l en basis)
     2 (l en base)
     Spanish n.
     (l en basis)

  Basis
     German n.
     1 f basis (gloss: foundation, principle)
     2 f (lb de military) base
     3 f (lb de mathematics) basis

  basis
     Danish n.
     (lb da linear algebra) basis
     Dutch n.
     1 (l en basis) (gloss: principle, foundation, that which is
  elementary)
     2 base (gloss: lower portion, foundation)
     3 (obsolete form of nl base  base, alkali)
     Latin n.
     1 (lb la literal) a pedestal, foot, base
     2 # (lb la figurative) a foundation
     3 (lb la geometry) the base of a triangle, chord of an arc
     4 (lb la architecture) the lowest part of the shaft of a column
     5 (lb la grammar) a primitive word, root
     6 (q: of cattle) a track, footprint
     Norwegian Bokmål n.
     1 (l en basis)
     2 (l en base)
     Spanish n.
     (l en basis)

  Basis
     German n.
     1 f basis (gloss: foundation, principle)
     2 f (lb de military) base
     3 f (lb de mathematics) basis

  basis
     Latina n.
     jalusta, kivijalka
     n.
     1 (arkkitehtuuri taidehistoria k=fi) baasi, pylväänjalka
     2 (yhteys yhteiskuntatieteet k=fi) perusta, alarakenne, tuotanto- ja
  omistussuhteet
     3 (lääketiede: k=fi) tyvi, pohja, perusta

  Basis
     Saksa n.
     1 perusta, pohja, alusta, kanta (mkuv)
     2 (yhteys matematiikka k=de aak=basis) kantaluku
     3 (yhteys sodankäynti k=de aak=basis) tukikohta

  basis
     n.
     1 (arkkitehtuuri taidehistoria k=fi) baasi, pylväänjalka
     2 (yhteys yhteiskuntatieteet k=fi) perusta, alarakenne, tuotanto- ja
  omistussuhteet
     3 (lääketiede: k=fi) tyvi, pohja, perusta

  basis
     n.
     grund; vad man baserar ett resonemang eller antagande på

  basis'
     Engelska n.
     (böjning en subst basis)

  Basis
     Tyska n.
     1 bas - ''(matlagning)''
     2 bas - (tagg språk=de matematik) talet som ska upphöjas i en potens
     3 bas - (tagg språk=de matematik) sida i en triangel, används för
  areaberäkning
     4 bas - (tagg språk=de elektronik) den anslutning på en transistor
  som styr transistorns arbete
     5 bas - (tagg språk=de militärvetenskap) stödjepunkt; plats där
  personal, utrustning och/eller stridsledning finns; militärbas

  basis
     n.
     grund; vad man baserar ett resonemang eller antagande på

  basis /bˈasʔis/
  base, basis

  Basis /ˈbaːzɪs/ 
  основа 2.
  allgemein: Grundlage
   3.
  allgemein: Ausgangspunkt oder Stützpunkt zu verschiedenen Operationen, wie Rettungs- und Militäreinsätze, Bergsteigen

  Basis… /bˈɑzɪs/
  grassroots
     Synonym: an der Basis
  

  Basis… /bˈɑzɪs/
  basic, base [Am.]
     Synonym: Grund…
  
   see: Grundmuster
  

  Basis /bˈɑzɪs/ 
  footing 
     Synonym: Grundlage
  

  Basis /bˈɑzɪs/ 
  base line , baseline 
        "Basislinie um einen Archipel"  - archipelagic baseline
     Synonyms: Grundlinie, Basislinie
  
   see: Grundlinien, Basislinien, gerade Basislinie, normale Basislinie
  

  Basis /bˈɑzɪs/ 
   [math.] base 
           Note: of a numeral system
     Synonym: Grundzahl
  
   see: zulässige Basis
  
           Note: eines Zahlensystems

  Basis /bˈɑzɪs/ 
  underpinning 
     Synonym: Untermauerung
  
           Note: bspw. eines Arguments

  Basis /ˈbaːzɪs/ 
  base 2.
  allgemein: Grundlage
   3.
  allgemein: Ausgangspunkt oder Stützpunkt zu verschiedenen Operationen, wie Rettungs- und Militäreinsätze, Bergsteigen
   4.
  Bezugsgröße (Skalierung) eines Logarithmus
   5.
  einer der drei Anschlüsse eines Bipolartransistors
   6.
  die große Menge der Stimmberechtigten (mehrheitlich ohne Amt), zum Beispiel in einer Partei (alle Mitglieder) oder in einem Wahlkreis

  Basis /ˈbaːzɪs/ 
  dasar 2.
  allgemein: Grundlage
   3.
  allgemein: Ausgangspunkt oder Stützpunkt zu verschiedenen Operationen, wie Rettungs- und Militäreinsätze, Bergsteigen

  Basis /bˈɑzɪs/
  bingeh

  Basis /bˈɑzɪs/
  binyad

  Basis /bˈɑzɪs/
  esas

  Basis /bˈɑzɪs/
  esês

  Basis /bˈɑzɪs/
  kok

  Basis /bˈɑzɪs/
  hillik

  Basis /bˈɑzɪs/
  hîm

  Basis /bˈɑzɪs/
  qeyde

  Basis  /bˈɑzɪs/
  qayide

  Basis- /bˈɑzɪs/
  esasî

  Basis /ˈbaːzɪs/ 
  1. podstawa, baza
  allgemein: Grundlage
  2. baza 2.
  allgemein: Ausgangspunkt oder Stützpunkt zu verschiedenen Operationen, wie Rettungs- und Militäreinsätze, Bergsteigen
   3.
  Sockel einer Säule oder eines Pfeilers
   4.
  einer der drei Anschlüsse eines Bipolartransistors
   5.
  Begriff, von Karl Marx geprägt
  3. podstawa
  Term in einer Potenz, der potenziert wird

  Basis /ˈbaːzɪs/ 
  1. основа, база, базис, основание, фундамент
  allgemein: Grundlage
  2. база, основание
  allgemein: Ausgangspunkt oder Stützpunkt zu verschiedenen Operationen, wie Rettungs- und Militäreinsätze, Bergsteigen
  3. базис, основа, основание
  Sockel einer Säule oder eines Pfeilers
  4. основание 2.
  Term in einer Potenz, der potenziert wird
   3.
  Bezugsgröße (Skalierung) eines Logarithmus
   4.
  kurz für Basislinie, mit hoher Genauigkeit gemessene Grundlinie zur Maßstabsfestlegung bei der Triangulation
  5. базис 2.
  minimales Erzeugendensystem eines Vektorraums
   3.
  linear unabhängiges Erzeugendensystem eines Moduls
   4.
  Grundzahl eines Stellenwertsystems
   5.
  Begriff, von Karl Marx geprägt

  Basis /ˈbaːzɪs/ 
  base 2.
  allgemein: Grundlage
   3.
  allgemein: Ausgangspunkt oder Stützpunkt zu verschiedenen Operationen, wie Rettungs- und Militäreinsätze, Bergsteigen
   4.
  Sockel einer Säule oder eines Pfeilers
   5.
  Term in einer Potenz, der potenziert wird
   6.
  Bezugsgröße (Skalierung) eines Logarithmus
   7.
  minimales Erzeugendensystem eines Vektorraums
   8.
  linear unabhängiges Erzeugendensystem eines Moduls
   9.
  Grundzahl eines Stellenwertsystems
   10.
  einer der drei Anschlüsse eines Bipolartransistors
   11.
  die große Menge der Stimmberechtigten (mehrheitlich ohne Amt), zum Beispiel in einer Partei (alle Mitglieder) oder in einem Wahlkreis

  Basis /ˈbaːzɪs/ 
  1. bas 2.
  allgemein: Grundlage
   3.
  allgemein: Ausgangspunkt oder Stützpunkt zu verschiedenen Operationen, wie Rettungs- und Militäreinsätze, Bergsteigen
   4.
  Sockel einer Säule oder eines Pfeilers
   5.
  Term in einer Potenz, der potenziert wird
   6.
  Bezugsgröße (Skalierung) eines Logarithmus
   7.
  minimales Erzeugendensystem eines Vektorraums
   8.
  linear unabhängiges Erzeugendensystem eines Moduls
   9.
  Grundzahl eines Stellenwertsystems
   10.
  einer der drei Anschlüsse eines Bipolartransistors
   11.
  kurz für Basislinie, mit hoher Genauigkeit gemessene Grundlinie zur Maßstabsfestlegung bei der Triangulation
   12.
  kurz für Stereobasis, Abstand zwischen den aufnehmenden Objektiven in der Stereofotografie
   13.
  Grundstruktur eines Kristalles, die periodisch wiederholt wird
   14.
  die große Menge der Stimmberechtigten (mehrheitlich ohne Amt), zum Beispiel in einer Partei (alle Mitglieder) oder in einem Wahlkreis
   15.
  Begriff, von Karl Marx geprägt
   16.
  Fuß des Pilzstiels
  2. molnbas
  Höhe, in der die aufsteigende Warmluft der Thermik zu Wolken kondensiert

  Basis /bˈɑzɪs/ 
  taban

  Basis /bˈɑzɪs/ 
  temel

  Basis /bˈɑzɪs/ 
  üs

  Basis /bˈeɪsɪs/
  الأساس

  basis //ˈbeɪsɪs// 
  1. изходен пункт
  starting point for an argument
  2. база, основа
  underlying condition

  basis /bˈeɪsɪs/ 
  základ

  basis /bˈeɪsɪs/
   [eko] základna

  basis /bˈeɪsɪs/
  podstata

  basis /bˈeɪsɪs/ 
   [mat] báze

  basis /bˈeɪsɪs/
  východisko

  basis /bˈeɪsɪs/
  podklad

  basis /bˈeɪsɪs/
  platforma

  basis /bˈeɪsɪs/ 
  podklad

  basis /bˈeɪsɪs/ 
  platforma

  basis /bˈeɪsɪs/
  Bezugsebene , Ausgangsebene 
     Synonyms: datum plane, initial plane
  
   see: plane, inclined plane, level
  

  basis /bˈeɪsɪs/
  Grundlage 
           Note: für etw.
        "the legal basis for sth."  - die gesetzliche Grundlage, die rechtliche Grundlage für etw.
        "establish the basis"  - die Grundlage schaffen
        "be / to form the basis for sth."  - die Grundlage für etw. sein / bilden / darstellen
   see: bases, This was based on an assessment report.
  
           Note: for sth.

  basis /bˈeɪsɪs/
  
  βάση

  basis //ˈbeɪsɪs// 
  1. hankintameno
  accounting: amount paid for an investment
  2. basis
  agriculture: difference between cash price and futures price
  3. kanta 2.
  linearly independent, spanning set of vectors
   3.
  topology: collection of subsets
  4. perusta, perustus, pohja
  physical base or foundation
  5. -ttain, joka
  regular frequency
  6. lähtökohta, peruste
  starting point for an argument
  7. peruste
  underlying condition

  basis /bˈeɪsɪs/ 
  1. आधार
        "I didn't find any basis in his argument."

  basis /bˈeɪsɪs/
  baza, osnova, osnovi, osnovica, osnovu, podloga, temelj

  basis /bˈeɪsɪs/
  alap

  basis //ˈbeɪsɪs// 
  1. 基底
  linearly independent, spanning set of vectors
  2. 根拠
  starting point for an argument
  3. 基礎
  underlying condition

  basis /ˈbeɪsɪs/ 
   1.  podstawa
   2.  on the basis of sth (:on :the :basis :of NP)
   - na podstawie czegoś
   3.  a. on a ... basis (:on :a [N+ | ADJ+] :basis)
   - na zasadzie ... czegoś, na zasadzie ..., według ... czegoś, według ...
   b.
        "on a daily basis"  - codziennie
   c.
        "on a first-name basis"  - po imieniu

  basis /bˈeɪsɪs/
  base

  basis //ˈbeɪsɪs// 
  1. bas
  linearly independent, spanning set of vectors
  2. basis, grund
  starting point for an argument

  basis /bˈeɪsɪs/
  1. kaide, temel
  2. menşe, kaynak
  3. ana prensip.

  basis (basis ) 
  1. Brückenpfeiler
  2. Grundmauer

  basis /bˈasɪs/
  1. element, foundation
  2. pedestal
  3. supporting base

  basis /bˈaːzɪs/ 
  база
  1. grondslag

  basis /bazəs/
  1. Base , Basis , Grundlage 
  2. Fundament 

  basis /bˈaːzɪs/ 
  βάση
  1. grondslag

  basis‐ /bˈaːzɪs/
  basic

  basis /bazəs/
  1. base, basis
  2. element, foundation

  basis /bˈaːzɪs/ 
  kanta
  1. grondslag

  basis‐ /bˈaːzɪs/
  basique

  basis /bazəs/
  assise, base

  basis /bˈaːzɪs/ 
   [1. grondslag] base

  basis /bˈaːzɪs/ 
  fundāmen
  1. grondslag

  basis /bˈaːzɪs/ 
  podstawa
  1. grondslag

  basis /bˈaːzɪs/ 
  base
  1. grondslag

  basis /bˈaːzɪs/ 
  ба́за
  1. grondslag

  basis /bˈaːzɪs/ 
  1. base
  1. grondslag
  2. fundamento
  3. fundament

  basis /bˈaːzɪs/ 
  bas
  1. grondslag

  basis
  basis

  
/ˈbaːzɪs/

  
/ˈbeɪsəs/, /ˈbeɪsɪs/

  
/basis/

  
/b'ɑːsɪs/

  179 Moby Thesaurus words for "basis":
     Anschauung, a priori principle, affirmation, ambition, angle,
     angle of vision, antecedents, apriorism, aspiration, assertion,
     assumed position, assumption, axiom, base, basement, bearing wall,
     bed, bedding, bedrock, bottom, burden, call, calling, case,
     categorical proposition, causation, cause, cause and effect,
     chapter, concern, consideration, data, determinant, determinative,
     element, essence, etiology, eye, factor, first principles, floor,
     flooring, focus of attention, focus of interest, fond, footing,
     foundation, frame of reference, framework, fundament, fundamental,
     gist, goal, good reason, ground, grounds, groundwork,
     guiding light, guiding star, hardpan, head, heading, heart,
     hypothesis, hypothesis ad hoc, ideal, infrastructure, inspiration,
     intention, issue, justification, law, lemma, light,
     line of departure, living issue, lodestar, main point, mainspring,
     major premise, material basis, matter, matter in hand, meat,
     mental outlook, minor premise, motif, motive, occasion, outlook,
     pavement, philosopheme, philosophical proposition, place, point,
     point at issue, point in question, point of departure,
     point of view, port of embarkation, position, postulate,
     postulation, postulatum, premise, presumption, presupposition,
     principle, problem, proposition, propositional function, question,
     radical, reason, reference system, regard, respect, rest, right,
     riprap, rock bottom, root, rubric, rudiment, sake, score, seat,
     side, sight, sill, situation, slant, solid ground, solid rock,
     source, spring, stand, standpoint, start, starting gate,
     starting place, starting point, starting post, statement,
     stereobate, stimulus, stylobate, subject, subject matter,
     subject of thought, substance, substratum, substruction,
     substructure, sumption, supposal, system, takeoff, terra firma,
     text, theme, theorem, thesis, topic, truth table, truth-function,
     truth-value, ulterior motive, underbuilding, undercarriage,
     undergirding, underpinning, understruction, understructure,
     universe, view, viewpoint, vocation, warrant
  
  

  n. 基础;

     n. 基础,主要成分