It is not accurate to generalise about all teenagers based on the actions of a few.
根據少數人的行爲來概括所有青少年是不準確的。
We should not generalise about a person's character solely based on their appearance.
我們不應該僅僅根據一個人的外表來概括他的性格。
It's important not to generalise about a particular group of people without knowing them individually.
在不瞭解他們個人的情況下，不要對某個特定羣體進行概括是很重要的。
She tends to generalise when discussing complex issues.
在討論複雜問題時，她傾向於概括。
It's a common mistake to generalise about an entire culture based on stereotypes.
根據刻板印象來概括整個文化是一個常見的錯誤。
We should be careful not to generalise too much when drawing conclusions from limited data.
在從有限數據得出結論時，我們應該小心不要過於概括。
Politicians often generalise in their speeches to appeal to a broader audience.
政治家們在演講中經常概括，以吸引更廣泛的聽衆。
It's easy to generalise about a situation when you're not directly involved.
當你沒有直接參與時，很容易對一個情況進行概括。
Teachers should avoid generalising about students based on stereotypes.
教師們應該避免根據刻板印象對學生進行概括。
People often generalise about certain professions without understanding the challenges they face.
人們經常在不瞭解他們面臨的挑戰的情況下對某些職業進行概括。
Now this is a really useful expression when you're generalising about something and you're coming to a conclusion.
當你要對某件事情進行概括總結，並得出結論的時候，這是一個非常實用的表達。
來源: Emma's delicious EnglishTo guess at our original traumas, we need only to study triggering situations and then generalise outwards from them.
要摸清創傷的根源，我們只需要探究觸發這種轉變的特定情形，然後梳理出輪廓。
來源: The school of lifeDon't allow anyone outside their generalised net.
不允許任何人進入他們的廣義網絡之外。
來源: Financial Times PodcastIt seems wrong to so many of us, and I'm generalising here, but often it's women.
對我們很多人來說這似乎是錯誤的， 我在這裏概括一下， 但通常是女性。
來源: Financial Times PodcastIt was not able to generalise what it had learned from a specific situation even to a situation that was only slightly different.
它無法將自己從某個特定情境中學到的東西應用到即便只是略微不同的情形中。
來源: The Economist (Summary)When you generalise with words such as water no article is used: Water is uncountable, as is air, knowledge and information.
當您用諸如水之類的詞進行概括時，不使用冠詞：水是不可數的，空氣、知識和信息也是如此。
來源: English Learning Series 3The name has now been generalised to refer to a group of materials which share this mineral's distinctive crystal structure without necessarily sharing its chemical composition.
現在，該名稱已被概括爲指代具有這種礦物獨特晶體結構但不一定具有相同化學成分的一組材料。
來源: The Economist Science and TechnologyI say everyone, of course, you can't really generalise. But everyone that I seem to have come across, I feel like it's always a place I want to be in.
我說的是每個人，當然不能真的一概而論。但是我遇到的每個人，讓我覺得這裏是我一直想去的地方。
來源: Street interviews learning EnglishTo generalise wildly, there are two ways to control fertility: to have children quickly and then use contraception to stop having more, or to space out births, leaving longer intervals between each.
廣泛地說，有兩種方式來控制生育：第一種，每個孩子出生間隔儘量短，然後使用避孕的方法以防止生育更多；第二種，將孩子出生時間拉長，使每個孩子的年齡間隔變長。
來源: The Economist - InternationalThe idea was that the algorithm would learn the association and, having seen the same gesture performed by different people, would be able to generalise what was going on and thus recognise gestures performed by strangers.
他們的設想是，該算法會記住每個手勢所對應的意義，而在對不同人擺出的相同手勢進行處理後能夠概括出手勢本身的意義，從而識別任何人擺出的手勢。
來源: The Economist - TechnologyIt is not accurate to generalise about all teenagers based on the actions of a few.
根據少數人的行爲來概括所有青少年是不準確的。
We should not generalise about a person's character solely based on their appearance.
我們不應該僅僅根據一個人的外表來概括他的性格。
It's important not to generalise about a particular group of people without knowing them individually.
在不瞭解他們個人的情況下，不要對某個特定羣體進行概括是很重要的。
She tends to generalise when discussing complex issues.
在討論複雜問題時，她傾向於概括。
It's a common mistake to generalise about an entire culture based on stereotypes.
根據刻板印象來概括整個文化是一個常見的錯誤。
We should be careful not to generalise too much when drawing conclusions from limited data.
在從有限數據得出結論時，我們應該小心不要過於概括。
Politicians often generalise in their speeches to appeal to a broader audience.
政治家們在演講中經常概括，以吸引更廣泛的聽衆。
It's easy to generalise about a situation when you're not directly involved.
當你沒有直接參與時，很容易對一個情況進行概括。
Teachers should avoid generalising about students based on stereotypes.
教師們應該避免根據刻板印象對學生進行概括。
People often generalise about certain professions without understanding the challenges they face.
人們經常在不瞭解他們面臨的挑戰的情況下對某些職業進行概括。
Now this is a really useful expression when you're generalising about something and you're coming to a conclusion.
當你要對某件事情進行概括總結，並得出結論的時候，這是一個非常實用的表達。
來源: Emma's delicious EnglishTo guess at our original traumas, we need only to study triggering situations and then generalise outwards from them.
要摸清創傷的根源，我們只需要探究觸發這種轉變的特定情形，然後梳理出輪廓。
來源: The school of lifeDon't allow anyone outside their generalised net.
不允許任何人進入他們的廣義網絡之外。
來源: Financial Times PodcastIt seems wrong to so many of us, and I'm generalising here, but often it's women.
對我們很多人來說這似乎是錯誤的， 我在這裏概括一下， 但通常是女性。
來源: Financial Times PodcastIt was not able to generalise what it had learned from a specific situation even to a situation that was only slightly different.
它無法將自己從某個特定情境中學到的東西應用到即便只是略微不同的情形中。
來源: The Economist (Summary)When you generalise with words such as water no article is used: Water is uncountable, as is air, knowledge and information.
當您用諸如水之類的詞進行概括時，不使用冠詞：水是不可數的，空氣、知識和信息也是如此。
來源: English Learning Series 3The name has now been generalised to refer to a group of materials which share this mineral's distinctive crystal structure without necessarily sharing its chemical composition.
現在，該名稱已被概括爲指代具有這種礦物獨特晶體結構但不一定具有相同化學成分的一組材料。
來源: The Economist Science and TechnologyI say everyone, of course, you can't really generalise. But everyone that I seem to have come across, I feel like it's always a place I want to be in.
我說的是每個人，當然不能真的一概而論。但是我遇到的每個人，讓我覺得這裏是我一直想去的地方。
來源: Street interviews learning EnglishTo generalise wildly, there are two ways to control fertility: to have children quickly and then use contraception to stop having more, or to space out births, leaving longer intervals between each.
廣泛地說，有兩種方式來控制生育：第一種，每個孩子出生間隔儘量短，然後使用避孕的方法以防止生育更多；第二種，將孩子出生時間拉長，使每個孩子的年齡間隔變長。
來源: The Economist - InternationalThe idea was that the algorithm would learn the association and, having seen the same gesture performed by different people, would be able to generalise what was going on and thus recognise gestures performed by strangers.
他們的設想是，該算法會記住每個手勢所對應的意義，而在對不同人擺出的相同手勢進行處理後能夠概括出手勢本身的意義，從而識別任何人擺出的手勢。
來源: The Economist - Technology探索常見搜尋詞彙