default 音标拼音: [dɪf'ɔlt]
v . 默认
n . 默认值
n . 假设值,不履行责任,缺席
vt .
vi . 疏怠职责,缺席,拖欠
默认默认值假设值,不履行责任,缺席疏怠职责,缺席,拖欠
default 内定; 原定格式
default 预设 内定
default n 1 :
loss due to not showing up ; "
he lost the game by default "
2 :
act of failing to meet a financial obligation [
synonym :
{
default }, {
nonpayment }, {
nonremittal }]
3 :
loss resulting from failure of a debt to be paid [
synonym :
{
nonpayment }, {
default }, {
nonremittal }] [
ant : {
payment }]
4 :
an option that is selected automatically unless an alternative is specified [
synonym : {
default option }, {
default }]
v 1 :
fail to pay up [
synonym : {
default }, {
default on }] [
ant : {
ante up }, {
pay }, {
pay up }]
Default \
De *
fault "\,
v .
i . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Defaulted };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Defaulting }.]
1 .
To fail in duty ;
to offend .
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That he gainst courtesy so foully did default .
--
Spenser .
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2 .
To fail in fulfilling a contract ,
agreement ,
or duty .
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3 .
To fail to appear in court ;
to let a case go by default .
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Default \
De *
fault "\,
n . [
OE .
defaute ,
OF .
defaute ,
defalte ,
fem .,
F .
d ['
e ]
faut ,
masc .,
LL .
defalta ,
fr .
a verb meaning ,
to be deficient ,
to want ,
fail ,
fr .
L .
de -
fallere to deceive .
See {
Fault }.]
1 .
A failing or failure ;
omission of that which ought to be done ;
neglect to do what duty or law requires ;
as ,
this evil has happened through the governor '
s default .
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2 .
Fault ;
offense ;
ill deed ;
wrong act ;
failure in virtue or wisdom .
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And pardon craved for his so rash default .
--
Spenser .
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Regardless of our merit or default . --
Pope .
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3 . (
Law )
A neglect of ,
or failure to take ,
some step necessary to secure the benefit of law ,
as a failure to appear in court at a day assigned ,
especially of the defendant in a suit when called to make answer ;
also of jurors ,
witnesses ,
etc .
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{
In default of },
in case of failure or lack of .
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Cooks could make artificial birds and fishes in default of the real ones . --
Arbuthnot .
{
To suffer a default } (
Law ),
to permit an action to be called without appearing to answer .
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Default \
De *
fault "\,
v .
t .
1 .
To fail to perform or pay ;
to be guilty of neglect of ;
to omit ;
as ,
to default a dividend .
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What they have defaulted towards him as no king .
--
Milton .
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2 . (
Law )
To call a defendant or other party whose duty it is to be present in court ,
and make entry of his default ,
if he fails to appear ;
to enter a default against .
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3 .
To leave out of account ;
to omit . [
Obs .]
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Defaulting unnecessary and partial discourses .
--
Hales .
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168 Moby Thesaurus words for "
default ":
AWOL ,
French leave ,
abscondence ,
absence ,
absence without leave ,
absentation ,
absenteeism ,
absenting ,
arrear ,
arrearage ,
arrears ,
back debts ,
back payments ,
bad debt ,
be absent ,
be bereaved of ,
be caught napping ,
be neglectful ,
be negligent ,
bouncing check ,
come up short ,
culpa ,
culpable negligence ,
cut ,
day off ,
dearth ,
decline ,
defalcation ,
defect ,
defection ,
defectiveness ,
deferred payments ,
deficiency ,
deficit ,
deficit financing ,
delinquence ,
delinquency ,
departure ,
dereliction ,
disallow ,
disappearance ,
disconformity ,
dishonor ,
dishonoring ,
disregard ,
dollar gap ,
drop ,
escape ,
excused absence ,
fail ,
fail to appear ,
failure ,
fall short ,
falling short ,
fault ,
fleeing ,
forfeit ,
furlough ,
gloss over ,
go astray from ,
holiday ,
hooky ,
ignore ,
imperfection ,
inaction ,
inadequacy ,
inadvertence ,
inadvertency ,
inattention ,
incur loss ,
inferiority ,
inobservance ,
insufficiency ,
keep away ,
kiss good -
bye ,
laches ,
lack ,
laissez -
faire ,
lapse ,
laxity ,
laxness ,
leave ,
leave of absence ,
leaving ,
let go ,
let ride ,
let slide ,
let slip ,
levant ,
looseness ,
lose ,
lose out ,
lose sight of ,
lose track of ,
mislay ,
misplace ,
miss ,
neglect ,
neglectfulness ,
negligence ,
nod ,
nonadherence ,
nonappearance ,
nonattendance ,
noncompliance ,
nonconformance ,
nonconformity ,
nondischarge of debts ,
nonfeasance ,
nonfulfillment ,
noninterference ,
nonobservance ,
nonpayment ,
nonperformance ,
nonremittal ,
nonrestriction ,
not care for ,
not come ,
not get involved ,
not heed ,
not pay ,
not show up ,
not think ,
omission ,
overdraft ,
overlook ,
overlooking ,
oversight ,
pass over ,
permissiveness ,
poor stewardship ,
privation ,
procrastination ,
protest ,
protested bill ,
refuse to pay ,
remissness ,
repudiate ,
repudiation ,
running away ,
sabbatical leave ,
sacrifice ,
short measure ,
shortage ,
shortcoming ,
shortfall ,
sick leave ,
slackness ,
sleep ,
slight ,
slump ,
stop payment ,
suffer loss ,
take for granted ,
truancy ,
truantism ,
turn up missing ,
uncollectible ,
underage ,
undergo privation ,
unexcused absence ,
unobservance ,
unrigorousness ,
vacation ,
wander from ,
want ,
weakness ,
welsh A value or thing to use when none is specified by the
user . Defaults are important for making systems behave in a
predictable way without the user having to give lots of
obvious " details .
For example : the default {TCP /IP port } for the {HTTP }
protocol } is 80 , the {Unix } {ls } command does not list files
whose names begin with ".", the default {number base } in most
contexts is 10 (decimal ), the default {filename extension } for
Microsoft Word } documents is ".doc ".
2009 -02 -20 )DEFAULT .
The neglect to perform a legal obligation or duty ;
but in technical language by default is often understood the non -
appearance of the defendant within the time prescribed by law ,
to defend himself ;
it also signifies the non -
appearance of the plaintiff to prosecute his claim .
2 .
When the plaintiff makes default ,
he may be nonsuited ;
and when the defendant makes default ,
judgment by default is rendered against him .
Com .
Dig .
Pleader ,
E 42 Id .
B 11 .
Vide article Judgment by Default ,
and 7 Vin .
Ab .
429 ;
Doct .
Pl .
208 Grah .
Pr .
631 .
See ,
as to what will excuse or save a default ,
Co .
Litt .
259 b .
DEFAULT ,
contracts ,
torts .
By the 4th section of the English statute of frauds ,
29 Car .
H .,
c .
3 ,
it is enacted that "
no action shall be brought to charge the defendant upon any special promise to answer for the debt ,
default ,
or miscarriage of another person ,
unless the agreement ," &
c .,
"
shall be in writing ," &
c .
By default under this statute is understood the non -
performance of duty ,
though the same be not founded on a contract .
2 B .
&
A .
516 .
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