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a [adj] line of reasoning
形容词常为logical, flawed, consistent等。
She presented a logical line of reasoning.
她提出了一条合乎逻辑的推理路线。
推理思路；论证思路
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推理思路；论证思路
a connected series of thoughts or arguments used to reach a conclusion
She presented a logical line of reasoning.
她提出了一条合乎逻辑的推理路线。
推理过程
a course of reasoning aimed at demonstrating a truth or falsehood; the methodical process of logical reasoning
Her line of reasoning was hard to follow because she skipped several steps.
她的推理思路很难跟上，因为她跳过了好几个步骤。
The judge asked the lawyer to explain his line of reasoning more clearly.
法官要求律师更清楚地解释他的论证思路。
I don't agree with your line of reasoning, but I respect your conclusion.
我不同意你的推理思路，但我尊重你的结论。
形容词常为logical, flawed, consistent等。
She presented a logical line of reasoning.
她提出了一条合乎逻辑的推理路线。
强调理解或追踪对方的思路。
It is difficult to follow his line of reasoning.
很难跟上他的推理路线。
用于阐述或构建论点。
The lawyer developed a compelling line of reasoning.
律师发展了一条令人信服的推理路线。
Not this
I don't follow your reasoning line.
Use this
I don't follow your line of reasoning.
中文习惯将修饰语前置，但英语中'line of reasoning'是固定短语，不能颠倒顺序。
Not this
He presented a line of reason.
Use this
He presented a line of reasoning.
'reason'是动词或名词（理由），而'reasoning'是名词（推理过程），在'line of reasoning'中必须用动名词形式。
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