Synonym: axiom, belief, principle, proposition, rule, saying. Similar words: reception, receptive, deceptive, deception, precede, precedent, unprecedented, except. Meaning: ['prɪːsept] 
n. 1. rule of personal conduct 2. a doctrine that is taught.
n. 1. rule of personal conduct 2. a doctrine that is taught. 
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31. In view of the "teaching material evaluation" part, the always-difficult precept, the new plan has the certain reference value for the improvable ideas.
32. The technology of fiber - reinforced asphalt concrete is an effective precept.
33. The fourth precept is to refrain from stealing, being tranquil and detached.
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34. She looked upon venery as the natural occupation for men and women, and was ever ready with precept and example from her own wide experience.
35. The paper put forward the common procedure and analysis of gasification, introduce the coal sampling procedure and controlling precept of the coal sampling procedure in detal.
36. This provides reliable science data for precept statistic design of artificial precipitation.
37. First, the basic concept of nerve net has been introduced. And then the detail structure of the BP nerve net and the detail design precept of input and output layer have been given.
38. They bring home to me the true meaning of "Example is better than precept".
39. Periapt of Vitality and Precept of Mana cost increased by 50 each.
40. Quotas are limited. Registration required. Priority to precept students or members.
41. In the Anglo - American system , of course, precedent is a fundamental precept.
42. Contrapose various demand of information, we table a proposals of different VSAT network construction precept and suggestion.
43. There is a well-known proverb that "Example is better than precept."
44. If fail, never forget the precept of [ with ] failure.
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