rational
/ˈræʃənəl/
adjective
Duygu veya dürtüden ziyade akıl, mantık veya net düşünceye dayanan.
Based on reason, logic, or clear thinking rather than emotion or impulse.
- We need to make a rational decision based on the facts.
- She remained calm and rational during the crisis.
- It's not rational to be afraid of flying when driving is more dangerous.
- Economic models typically assume that consumers behave as rational agents who maximize utility under budget constraints.
- Philosophers have long debated whether moral judgments can be derived from purely rational principles or require emotional input.
- A rational approach to resource allocation involves weighing costs, benefits, and potential externalities across competing priorities.
adjective
Düşünme, akıl yürütme ve yargılama yeteneğine sahip.
Having the ability to think, reason, and make judgments.
- Humans are rational beings capable of complex thought.
- The philosopher argued that all rational creatures deserve moral consideration.
nounMathematics
Matematikte rasyonel sayı (tam sayıların oranı olarak ifade edilebilen sayı).
A rational number in mathematics (a number expressible as a ratio of integers).
- One-half is a rational, but pi is not.
- The set of rationals is dense in the real numbers.