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Definition of working hypothesis - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
scienceTECH. provisional idea guiding problem-solving effortsTECH.
- We developed a working hypothesis to tackle the issue.
- The team proposed a working hypothesis for the experiment.
- A working hypothesis was necessary to proceed with the research.
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Expressions with working
average employee, especially one with a routine, low-paying job
He's just another working stiff trying to make ends meet.
continuously working without stopping
The team is working around the clock to meet the deadline.
extremely unpleasant work environment causing stress or discomfort
It's hell working there with all the constant pressure.
humorous way to ask if someone is working hard or not
He walked by my desk and said, 'working hard or hardly working?'
functioning beyond expected lifespan
The ancient computer is working on borrowed time and could fail any day.
hours in a day dedicated to work
Her working day starts at 9 AM.
functioning correctly without any issues
The printer is in working order after the repair.
animal trained to perform tasks for humans
The working animal helped the farmer plow the field.
functioning in the intended manner
The new software is working as expected.
environment and terms under which a job is performed
The working conditions at the factory improved significantly last year.
place where people do their jobs
The working environment at the new office is very modern.
family with employed members
The government supports working families with tax credits.
farm that is actively engaged in agricultural production
The working farm produces both dairy and wheat for local markets.
time period when someone is expected to work
My working hours are from 9 AM to 5 PM.
daily routine and environment at a job
His working life involves a lot of travel.
state in which something functions correctly
The mechanic ensured the car was in working order before returning it.
individual employed in any job
Every working person contributes to the economy.
period during which work is performed
She logged eight hours of working time yesterday.
days Monday to Friday for work
In the UK, the working week is usually Monday to Friday.
functioning properly and ready for use without needing repair
The technician confirmed the elevator was in good working order.
periods of work that last much longer than usual schedules
Long working hours made it hard for him to see his family.
system allowing staff to choose different work hours or locations
The company introduced flexible working to help parents with childcare.
time of life when people are generally allowed or expected to work
In this country, the working age starts at eighteen.
informal agreement to work together
The two companies have a working agreement to share resources.
Expressions with hypothesis
idea that aliens visited Earth long ago
The ancient astronaut hypothesis suggests aliens built the pyramids.
principle that equal gas volumes have equal molecules
Avogadro's hypothesis helps explain gas behavior in chemistry.
hypothesis that contradicts the null hypothesis in statistical testing
The alternative hypothesis suggests a real effect exists.
assertion about cardinality between integers and reals
The continuum hypothesis is a central question in mathematics.
theory that the Pentateuch has multiple original documents
The documentary hypothesis reshaped biblical scholarship in the 19th century.
theory that asset prices reflect all available information
According to the efficient market hypothesis, it's impossible to consistently outperform the market.
theory that Earth's living and nonliving parts form a self-regulating system
The Gaia hypothesis suggests Earth behaves like a single organism.
process of making decisions using data
Hypothesis testing helps in making data-driven decisions.
hypothesis assumed true until proven false
The null hypothesis states there is no effect.
the idea that language shapes thought and perception
The Sapir-Whorf hypothesis suggests language influences cultural norms.
idea that benefits for the top will eventually benefit the bottom
The trickle-down hypothesis is often debated in political and economic discussions.
theory that solar system evolved from a cloud of gas and dust
The nebular hypothesis explains the formation of the solar system.
theory that future interest rates are based on current expectations
The expectations hypothesis suggests long-term rates are an average of current and future short-term rates.
hypothesis of ancient extraterrestrial contact with humans
The paleocontact hypothesis suggests aliens influenced ancient civilizations.
solar system formed by gravitational accumulation of planetesimals
The planetesimal hypothesis explains the solar system's formation.
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- French:hypothèse de travail, ...
- German:Arbeitshypothese, ...
- Italian:ipotesi di lavoro, ...
- Spanish:hipótesis de trabajo, ...
- Portuguese:hipótese de trabalho, ...
- Chinese:工作假设, ...
- Japanese:作業仮説, ...
- Arabic:فَرَضِيَّة عَمَلِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:הַשְׁעָרַת עֲבוֹדָה, ...
- Russian:рабочая гипотеза, ...
- Ukrainian:робоча гіпотеза, ...
- Hindi:कार्यशील परिकल्पना, ...
- Bengali:কার্যকর অনুমান, ...
- Catalan:hipòtesi de treball, ...
- Czech:pracovní hypotéza, ...
- Danish:arbejdshypotese, ...
- Dutch:werkhypothese, ...
- Greek:υπόθεση εργασίας, ...
- Hungarian:munkahipotézis, ...
- Khmer:សម្មតិកម្មបឋម, ...
- Korean:작업 가설, ...
- Persian:فرضیه کاری, ...
- Polish:hipoteza robocza, ...
- Portuguese (BR):hipótese de trabalho, ...
- Romanian:ipoteză de lucru, ...
- Swedish:arbetshypotes, ...
- Thai:สมมติฐานเบื้องต้น, ...
- Turkish:çalışma hipotezi, ...
- Vietnamese:giả thuyết công tác, ...
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