presume
presumir
definition
verb
I presumed that the man had been escorted from the building
suppose that something is the case on the basis of probability.
kindly don't presume to issue me orders in my own house
be audacious enough to do something.
translation of 'presume'
verb
abusar,
presumir,
tomarse la libertad de,
suponer
example
That characterization epitomizes the arrogance and condescension of anyone who would 'presume' to understand and speak for all of us.
Don't 'presume' to know enough about their culture to be able to say ‘oh, it's so wonderful, don't change’.
He hasn't been a danger to the community in that time, and I 'presume' the judge believes he isn't likely to be.
The answer seems simple enough: he did not 'presume' to know the advocates' goals.
These are so essential to our nature as a species that no legitimate government has the right to abridge them, or even 'presume' to grant them.
she knew he regarded her as his protegée, but was determined not to 'presume' on that
I would never 'presume' to dictate issues of style and form to you, dear sir.
I cannot 'presume' to have the arrogance to tell someone how they should go about finding the balances in their own lives.
Anyway, even if my client gets the information to me a month before the trial, I don't think I'm supposed to 'presume' my client is lying.
For now, judges seem to 'presume' that everyone is relatively good at voice recognition, better, in fact, than the research suggests is possible.
The final section ranges from a narrative about an artist's educational trip through Africa to projects that 'presume' to address issues of race.
I just think it is arrogant of such folk that they can 'presume' to make judgements on behalf of other people.
In the absence of express instructions, I believe that it would be inappropriate for the solicitor to 'presume' to have implied instructions in such circumstances.
They conclusively 'presume' that the ‘neocons’ are always lying anyway.
If the present path is blocked, no-one should arrogantly 'presume' to predict a certain way forward.
Indeed, such measures 'presume' that no reconciliation is possible and that therefore drastic steps are in order.
kindly don't 'presume' to issue me orders in my own house
We do not 'presume' to be important enough to have our own city.
kindly don't 'presume' to issue me orders in my own house
The suggestion that it is arrogant to 'presume' to make such decisions is false in at least some cases, including those where the disability is disastrous.
The hostages 'presumed' that the others were dead.
It's quite another matter if someone has done you wrong, or is 'presuming on' your friendship in some unseemly fashion.
Capitalism not only 'presumes' but requires and produces inequality.
As a former principal, I have always loved this argument about the need for choice, because it 'presumes' that everybody in Auckland wants his or her child to go to Auckland Grammar.
The ‘role model’ argument insults women; it 'presumes' that they can only be followers, not pioneers.
Would it not end up trivialising and over-simplifying human issues that the narrative was 'presuming' to metaphor?
Federalism 'presumes' that states exist within a larger nation.
It's for the British people to decide and I don't 'presume on' their judgment.
The draft reflects a similar innocence about how the media operate, while 'presuming' to call shots and issue admonitions and injunctions in an often condescending way.
This vision of justice suggests that one should feed the hungry, clothe the naked, and house the homeless without 'presuming' to ask whether they are deserving.
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