causation in Chinese
causation in Chinese is 來由 — causation means the act of making something happen.
causation in Chinese
來由
Pronounced: lái yóu
The act of causing.
What does "causation" mean?
- noun The act of making something happen.
- noun The way or force that brings about a result.
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noun The relationship between a cause and its result.
"Just because two things happen together does not prove causation between them."
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causation in a sentence
- Just because two things happen together does not prove causation between them.
- The study looked for causation between sleep habits and school grades.
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What is "causation" in Chinese?
"causation" in Chinese is 來由. causation means: The act of making something happen.
How do you pronounce 來由?
"causation" in Chinese is 來由, pronounced "lái yóu".
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