precise如何读

英:[prɪˈsaɪs]

美:[prɪˈsaɪs]

precise英汉释义

adj.(形容词)
  1. 精确的,准确的 exact in form, detail, measurements, time, etc.
  2. [A]恰好的,正是的 exact; very
  3. 周密的,细密的,精细的 careful and correct about small details

precise是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 精确的,准确的,丝毫不差的
  2. 恰好的,正好的
  3. 明确的;确切的
  4. 细致的
  5. 正是的
  6. 清晰的,清楚的
  7. 严格的
  8. 刻板的,拘泥的
  9. 一丝不苟的,认真的
  10. 精细的
adv. (副词)
  1. 精确地

precise自然拼读

pre·cise

prih saIs

precise变形

比较级:more precise

最高级:most precise

precise扩展

precisely (adv.), preciseness (n.)

precise词根

词根:precise

adj.

precision 精密的,精确的

adv.

precisely 精确地;恰恰

n.

precision 精度,[数] 精密度;精确

preciseness 严谨;精确;古板

precise英英释义

adjective

clearly stated or strictly delineated.The instructions were quite precise and left no room for error.She made a precise distinction between the two concepts.

accurate; exact.We need a precise count of the votes.I don't understand the precise meaning of this word.

according to what is indicated.You must give a precise dose of the medication.

very distinct, as speech.His precise pronunciation won him the announcer's job.

being strict or rigid, as in observance of rules or customs.She is very precise in keeping to her schedule.

precise词组

to be precise确切地讲

to be more precise更确切地说

precise information精确资料

precise instrument精密仪器

at the precise moment恰恰在那个时刻 

precise alignment精密准直

precise ephemeris精密星历表;精确星历表

precise registration精密对准

precise区别

 correct, accurate, exact, precise

这组词都有“无错误的”的意思,其区别是:

accurate准确的,精确的。如:Clocks in railway stations should be accurate.(火车站的钟应该是准确的。)

exact“精确的”,“恰好的”,比“大体上正确”更进一步,表“丝毫不差”。它的反义词是inexact。

precise强调“精确”,“精密”。

以上来源于网络

 correct, accurate, exact, true, right, precise

这组词都有“准确的,正确的”的意思,其区别是:

correct最常用词,主要指按一定标准或规则来衡量,没有谬误和差错或无缺点错误。

accurate指通过谨慎的努力达到符合事实或实际,侧重不同程度的准确性,与事实无出入。

exact着重在质与量方面的准确,语气比accurate强。

true暗指绝对准确,尤指复制品与原件丝毫不差。

right使用广泛,可与这些词中的correct换用,但常暗示道德、理解、行动等方面的正确。

precise侧重极端准确,更强调细节的精确无误。

以上来源于网络

precise词源中文解释

“切合实际,没有错误; 准确陈述或标记; 明确或严格表达; 精确地与所有其他事物区分开来”的含义最早见于15世纪中叶。源于14世纪的古法语词汇 précis”简短,截短”和直接源自中世纪拉丁语词汇 precisus,又源自拉丁语 praecisus “突然,缩短,切断”的过去分词形式 praecidere,它又来自 prae “在……前”(见 pre-)和 caedere “切割”的组合形式 -cidere(源自 PIE 词根 *kae-id-,“打)”。拉丁语中的元音变化请参见 acquisition。相关词汇: Precisely(14世纪末)。

precise_计算机行业词汇

【修】精确,精密

precise词源英文解释

Middle English, from Middle French precis, from Latin praecisus, past participle of praecidere to cut off, from prae- + caedere to cut

The first known use of precise was in the 15th century

precise儿童词典英英释义

press1 of 3noun

crowd entry 2 sense 1, throng

a machine or device that uses pressure to shape, flatten, squeeze, or stamp a cider press

a cookie press

closet entry 1 sense 2

an act of pressing : pressure

an aggressive defense in basketball

the smoothed and creased condition of a freshly pressed garment

printing press

a printing or publishing business

the gathering and publishing or broadcasting of news

the newspapers and magazines of a country

news reporters and broadcasters

press2 of 3verb

to bear down upon : push steadily against

to squeeze so as to force out the juice or contents of

press apples to make cider

to flatten out or smooth by bearing down upon (as with an iron)

press clothes

to put pressure on : force, compel

pressed by business to return

to ask or urge strongly

pressed us to go with them

to insist on

didn't press the issue

to make a demand

pressing for higher wages

to crowd closely

reporters pressed around the celebrity

to force or push one's way

pressed deeper into the jungle

press3 of 3verb

to force into emergency service

preserve1 of 2verb

to keep or save from injury, loss, or ruin : protect

preserve the republic

maintain sense 1, continue

preserve silence

to prepare (as vegetables, fruits, or meats) to be kept for future use

preserve2 of 2noun

fruit cooked in sugar or made into jams or jellies

strawberry preserves

an area where natural resources (as fish, game, or trees) are protected

present1 of 4noun

something presented

present2 of 4verb

to introduce one person to another

to bring before the public

present a play

to make a gift to

presented me with a watch

to give or hand over with ceremony

present a medal

to make an accusation against someone

present a charge

to offer to view : display, show

presents a fine appearance

present3 of 4adjective

being or going on now : not past or future

the present situation

being before or near a person or in sight : being at a certain place and not elsewhere was present at the ceremony

all the pupils were present

of, relating to, or being a verb tense that expresses present time or the time of speaking

present4 of 4noun

present tense

a verb form in the present tense

the present time

presentlyadverb

archaic at once

before long : after a while

presently they arrived

at the present time : now

she is presently working

present1 of 4noun

something presented

present2 of 4verb

to introduce one person to another

to bring before the public

present a play

to make a gift to

presented me with a watch

to give or hand over with ceremony

present a medal

to make an accusation against someone

present a charge

to offer to view : display, show

presents a fine appearance

present3 of 4adjective

being or going on now : not past or future

the present situation

being before or near a person or in sight : being at a certain place and not elsewhere was present at the ceremony

all the pupils were present

of, relating to, or being a verb tense that expresses present time or the time of speaking

present4 of 4noun

present tense

a verb form in the present tense

the present time

present1 of 4noun

something presented

present2 of 4verb

to introduce one person to another

to bring before the public

present a play

to make a gift to

presented me with a watch

to give or hand over with ceremony

present a medal

to make an accusation against someone

present a charge

to offer to view : display, show

presents a fine appearance

present3 of 4adjective

being or going on now : not past or future

the present situation

being before or near a person or in sight : being at a certain place and not elsewhere was present at the ceremony

all the pupils were present

of, relating to, or being a verb tense that expresses present time or the time of speaking

present4 of 4noun

present tense

a verb form in the present tense

the present time

preferverb

to choose or like better than another

prefer dark clothes

to present for action or consideration

prefer charges against a thief

preciseadjective

exactly or sharply explained or stated

very exact the precise time

precise scales

agreeing exactly with a rule or standard

precise 例句

1 You would have seen the two of us engaging in what can only be described as an elaborate and precise dance.

2 He was unaided and easily condemned by a system that was inattentive to the precise legal requirements of capital punishment.

3 This isn’t a matter of simply needing more precise instruments; it is an immutable property of the universe.

4 Nobody ever learned the precise nature of the role that Comrade Pillai played in the events that followed.

5 When sweat passes through the skin, it leaves a precise record of whose body it passes through.

6 precise details/instructions/measurements

确切的细节;明确的指令;精确的尺寸

7 I knew I was somewhere in the southern Commonwealth, but the precise location was buried, tangled up with other memories that I was not eager to unearth.

8 She couldn't imagine that any other kid had presented something as precise.

9 The CMM based on precise mechanism integrates the application of optics, electronics and computer technology.

三坐标测量机以精密机械为基础,综合应用了光学 、 电子技术、计算机技术等先进技术.

10 We had panes of smoked glass to peer through; and, for more precise accuracy, a refracting telescope trained upon a piece of paper, so that the image was cast down upon it.

11 He compared the ages when they started walking and talking and what their precise IQ scores were in elementary and high school.

12 Precise alignment along the bore produces a frictionless movement and long sensor life.

沿钻孔精确的校准产生无摩擦的运动和长传感器寿命.

13 In most cases, however, her paintings are so precise and lifelike that even today they could be used as a field guide to European and Surinamese insects.

14 Here she has a precise, deliberate step, unmistakably that of the Republic's elite.

15 The maester's medicines made an impressive display,- dozens of pots sealed with wax, hundreds of stoppered vials, as many milkglass bottles, countless jars of dried herbs, each container neatly labeled in Pycelle's precise hand.

16 The fronts and backs of all four sheets are covered with Dad's tiny, precise handwriting.

17 After I released the bar, I had to know the exact moment to catch it on the way around, and I had to be precise on every single repetition.

18 Their dancing was slow, precise, controlled; it fascinated eye and mind.

19 A rigid, precise turntable is attached to the laboratory floor.

一架坚固的精密的转台被固定在试验室地上.

20 “I do not have a precise estimation for that,” I say.

precise 同义词

11 拘泥细节的

pettifogging

16 精确地

exactly truly

27 拘泥地

starchily

29 一丝不茍的

prissy

31 精密

minute nice precision

33 准确无误的

tight

36 小心翼翼的

careful wary painstaking softly-softly

37 正好的

direct

38 同一的

one very identical selfsame

42 一丝不茍

prissy be particular about

46 严谨周密

precision

57 严格地

strictly severely narrowly

60 同样的

equal

61 认真的

serious

63 丝毫不差的

true express

69 谨小慎微的

prissy

precise 短语相关

to be precise

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