provisionally

/pruh-vizh-uh-nl/US // prəˈvɪʒ ə nl //UK // (prəˈvɪʒənəl) //

暂时,暂时的,暂定,暂时性的

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

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Also pro·vi·sion·ar·y [pruh-vizh-uh-ner-ee] /prəˈvɪʒ əˌnɛr i/ .
- : providing or serving for the time being only; existing only until permanently or properly replaced; temporary: a provisional government.
- : accepted or adopted tentatively; conditional; probationary.
- : of or being the wing of the Irish Republican Army that follows a policy of violence.

n.名词 noun

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- : Philately. a stamp that serves temporarily, pending the appearance of the regular issue, or during a temporary shortage of the regular stamps.
- : a provisional member of a group.
- : a member of the Provisional wing of the Irish Republican Army.

adv.conditionally

Synonyms

They look at provisional ballots, and those which were challenged according to state and sometimes even county laws.
That includes more than 20,000 ballots ready for tallying, tens of thousands of provisional ballots left to process and about 4,200 mail ballots with signatures that need to be verified.
The Peach State’s unofficial results are available on the secretary of state’s website, though the page notes it may not include all absentee or provisional ballots.
At polling places in Philly on Tuesday, we witnessed a lot of confusion among activists and voters over provisional ballots, and whether people could “spoil” — as in, willfully discard — their mail ballots in order to vote in person on Election Day.
Of course, the nation has regularly counted late mail-in ballots, including military ballots and provisional ballots.
Events can profoundly shape us, yes, but I think in essence provisionally.
The new general felt he could ill spare a capable officer like Lannes, and consequently he retained him provisionally.
Brodrick and the others had accepted the unique invitation, Laura Gunning provisionally.
Meantime the governor gave us permission, provisionally, to have each two books at a time, and to exchange them when we pleased.
This is the route which was provisionally decided on by the great trans-Atlantic companies subsequent to the Titanic disaster.
A clause was also inserted provisionally recognizing the principle of the integrity of Denmark.