spuriously

常见例句

Rename operations no longer spuriously try to create links.
重命名操作不再不合逻辑地尝试创建链接。
This is a common misconception, and indeed a misnomer: spuriously commented code is documented, but by a developer, not by the code itself.
这是一个普遍的误解，而且这确实是一个错误：伪造的评论代码是文件ed，但是是由开发员写成，而不是代码本身。
A particular application, of course, has the ability to ignore some of the ordering information but the information model of XML always asserts a significance to order, often spuriously.
特定的应用程序当然具有忽略某些排序信息的能力，但 XML 的信息模型总是声称排序的重要性，这常常是不合逻辑的。

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