reasoned

英 [ˈriːznd , ˈriːzənd]

美 [ˈriːznd , ˈriːzənd]

adj. 合乎逻辑的; 缜密的
v. 推理; 推论; 推断; 思考; 理解
reason的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：reasoned　过去式：reasoned　

Collins.1 / BNC.14212 / COCA.15644

牛津词典

adj.

ADJ-GRADED 详尽论述的；理由充分的；有理有据的
Areasoneddiscussion or argument is based on sensible reasons, rather than on an appeal to people's emotions.
1. Abortion is an issue which produces little reasoned argument.
  对堕胎这个问题很少有理智的看法。

adj

If you treated people like atoms, the actuaries reasoned, you could apply the same maths.
精算师们解释道，如果你把人视为原子，那么你就可以在人身上运用相同的原子数学了。
They like math and morality and reasoned evaluation of the limitations of human beings.
他们喜欢数学、道德和对人类极限的合理评估。
He reasoned out a solution to the problem.
他经过推断，找出了解决问题的办法。
What he had reasoned about the theory proved ( to be) true.
他对该原理的推理证明是正确的。
He reasoned the problem out and came to a conclusion.
他对这个问题加以分析之后得到了结论。
Subjective critics reasoned that his sense of poetry, interpretive insight and expressive passion made the wrong notes irrelevant.
主观评论家则会推论指出，他对诗的感觉、演奏中透出的悟性和富有表现力的激情，使得那些错误的音符无关紧要。
She reasoned with me for an hour about the folly of my plans.
她同我争辩了一个小时，想使我明白我的计划有多荒唐。
I might as well have struggled with a bear, or reasoned with a lunatic.
我还不如跟只熊搏斗，或是跟疯子论理还好些。
We reasoned that he was lying.
我们推断他在说谎。
I reasoned it was just my imagination.
我说服它是正直的我想像。