Cause

Le Causé to miejscowość i gmina we Francji, w regionie Midi-Pyrénées, w departamencie Tarn-et-Garonne.Według danych na rok 1990 gminę zamieszkiwały 142 osoby, a gęstość zaludnienia wynosiła 15 osób/km² (wśród 3020 gmin regionu  Midi-Pyrénées Le Causé plasuje się na 921. miejscu pod względem liczby ludności, natomiast pod względem powierzchni na miejscu 1130.).
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Kausalitet (af latin: "causa") er det at angå eller rumme årsagen til noget, eller sagt på en anden måde: forholdet mellem årsag og virkning. Naturvidenskaben har siden oldtiden søgt at fastslå kausalforklaringer eller lovmæssigheder, der kan anvendes til at forklare det observerede samt komme med forudsigelser med en tilfredsstillende sikkerhed.
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باعث ،داعى ،علت ،موجب ،انگيزه ،هدف ،(حق ).مرافعه ،موضوع منازع فيه ،نهضت ،جنبش ،سبب شدن ،واداشتن ،ايجاد کردن( غالبا بامصدر)
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بازگشت به واژه cause


a reasonable cause 
 any cause 
cause and effect 
 cause and effect relationship 
cause of a transaction 
 cause of claim 
cause of revelation 
 cause to be kill 
cause to sustain a loss 
 effect and cause 
first cause 
 outside cause 
principal cause 
 proximate cause 
reasonable and probable cause 
 splitting a cause of action 
the effective cause 
 the indirect cause 
to cause to eat 
 to cause to go 
to make common cause 
 to trace the cause of anything 
transfer of cause 

latin causa. => CHOSE.1
cerâ-i
sabab (ar.)
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The conception of cause entered into theology chiefly in connection with sin. Sin was an attribute of the will, and the will was the cause of action.
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But in general the causes of acts are not to be discoveered by introspection ; they are to be discovered, like those of other events, by observing their antecedents and discovering some law of sequence.

(B. RUSSELL, Religion and Science, p. 122, 165)
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If, however, we know of a very large number of cases in which A is followed by B, and few or none in which the sequence fails, we shall in PRACTICE be justified in saying "A causes B," provided we do not attach to the notion of cause any of the metaphysical superstitions that have gathered about the word.

There is another point, besides lack of universality and necessity, which it is important to realize as regards causes in the above sense, and that is the lack of uniqueness. It is generally assumed that, given any event, there is some one phenomenon which is THE cause of the event in question. This seems to be a mere mistake. Cause, in the only sense in which it can be practically applied, means "nearly invariable antecedent." We cannot in practice obtain an antecedent which is QUITE invariable, for this would require us to take account of the whole universe, since something not taken account of may prevent the expected effect. We cannot distinguish, among nearly invariable antecedents, one as THE cause, and the others as merely its concomitants: the attempt to do this depends upon a notion of cause which is derived from will

(B. RUSSELL, The Analysis of Mind)
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So far as the physical sciences are concerned, Hume is wholly in the right; such propositions as 'A causes B' are never to be accepted, and our inclination to accept them is to be explained by the laws of habit and association.

(B. RUSSELL, History of Western Philosophy, p. 643)

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(dast-)mâya

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xâst-gâh
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=> fra. causer/créer des ennuis pour qqn

=> cause1 eng. cause
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dar pay (e xod )âvordan
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=> fra. fra. causer/créer des ennuis (pour qqn)

2 fra. causerie ; eng. chat
gap (e dustâna) zadan
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fra. cause toujours, tu m'intéresse ! : har ce mixwâhad del e tang at be gu (man ke guš na mideham !)

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