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ac·cu·rate
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比较级:more accurate
最高级:most accurate
accurately (adv.), accurateness (n.)
词根:accurate
adv.accurately 精确地,准确地
n.accuracy [数] 精确度,准确性
adjective
free from error especially as the result of care
an accurate diagnosis
conforming exactly to truth or to a standard : exact
providing accurate color
able to give an accurate result
an accurate gauge
going to, reaching, or hitting the intended target : not missing the target The next play, Johnson fielded a sharp grounder and made an accurate throw to first.—Joe Smith
an accurate shot/kick
tending to hit the intended target
an accurate free-throw shooter
accurate measurement精确测量
accurate positioning精确定位
accurate model准确模型
accurate simulation准确模拟
accurate at对…很正确
accurate calibration精确校准
accurate record精确记录
accurate adjustment精调;精密调整
accurate grinding精磨;精密磨削
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
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
1610年代,"小心翼翼地完成",源自拉丁语 accuratus "精心准备的,精确的,精心制作的",过去分词形式 accurare "照顾",源自 ad "向"(参见 ad-)+ curare "照顾"(参见 cure(n.1))。小心翼翼地做某事的概念导致了精确的概念(1650年代)。比 correct(adj.)更强烈,比 exact(adj.)更弱。相关词汇: Accurately; accurateness。
borrowed from Latin accūrātus "prepared with care, studied, meticulous," from past participle of accūrāre "to give attention to, do carefully," from ad- ad- + cūrāre "to watch over, care for" — more at cure >entry 2
The first known use of accurate was circa 1599
actionnoun
a legal proceeding in a court by which one demands one's right or the correction of a wrong
the working of one thing on another so as to produce a change
the action of acids on metals
the process or manner of acting or functioningalso: such an action expressed by a verb
a thing done : deed
plural behavior, conduct
combat in war : battle
the plot of a drama or work of fiction
actionnoun
a legal proceeding in a court by which one demands one's right or the correction of a wrong
the working of one thing on another so as to produce a change
the action of acids on metals
the process or manner of acting or functioningalso: such an action expressed by a verb
a thing done : deed
plural behavior, conduct
combat in war : battle
the plot of a drama or work of fiction
act1 of 2noun
something that is done
an act of kindness
the doing of something
caught in the act
a law made by a governing body
an act of Congress
one of the main divisions of a play or opera
one of the parts of a variety show or circus
a display of behavior that is not sincere
just putting on an act
act2 of 2verb
to perform by action especially on the stage
to play the part of
act the man of the world
to behave in a manner suitable to
act your age
to conduct oneself
act like a fool
to take action : move
think before you act
to perform a function : serve
act as mayor
to produce an effect : work
wait for a medicine to act
act1 of 2noun
something that is done
an act of kindness
the doing of something
caught in the act
a law made by a governing body
an act of Congress
one of the main divisions of a play or opera
one of the parts of a variety show or circus
a display of behavior that is not sincere
just putting on an act
act2 of 2verb
to perform by action especially on the stage
to play the part of
act the man of the world
to behave in a manner suitable to
act your age
to conduct oneself
act like a fool
to take action : move
think before you act
to perform a function : serve
act as mayor
to produce an effect : work
wait for a medicine to act
acquireverb
to come to have often by one's own efforts : gain
acknowledgeverb
to recognize the rights or authority of
to admit the truth or existence of
to make known that something has been received or noticed
acknowledge a letter
achieveverb
accomplish
achieved our purpose
to get by effort
achieve greatness
accuseverb
to blame for wrongdoing : to charge with a fault and especially with a crime
accurateadjective
free from mistakes especially as the result of care
an accurate count
agreeing exactly with truth or a standard
an accurate copy
able to give an accurate result
an accurate gauge
1 But maybe I can go further back, to a less complicated time when cute was an accurate description of my grandfather and Mabel was simply my best friend.
2 Indeed, the Latin translation by Bernegger soon corrected this ‘error’, providing a more accurate representation of Copernicus.
3 Unlike the orbits of Mercury and Mars, the orbits of the other planets depart so little from circularity that we cannot make out their true shapes even in an extremely accurate diagram.
4 The Mia _ material is a awesome, physically accurate material that can simulate almost any type of surface.
material是一个超酷的 、 物理精确的材质,它可以模拟几乎任何表面.
5 I couldn’t stand facing my little sister’s accurate accusations.
6 These figures are merely for illustration, but accurate estimates may be made for a wide range of dire possibilities.
7 The way I had imagined the search effort was accurate, but each article had a small detail that grounded the incident, yet made it seem impossible that I had experienced the same accident.
8 Grinding is the most accurate of all the Basic machining processes.
磨光是许多基本机械处理过程中最精确的一项.
9 Features authentic details, accurate design and styling.
真实的细节特征, 精确的设计和造型.
10 Someone fired a shot through my office window. Accurate, don't you think?
有人向我的办公室里放了一枪, 打得很准, 你想不是 吗 ?
11 But I had to admit it was accurate reporting.
12 But chromosomes clumped together, making it impossible to get an accurate count.
13 Claire’s aim was just as accurate, but she had made the noose too small.
14 It’s beautiful and stunningly accurate, a major leap forward.
15 “I’m going to have to start charging you for my gems. Anyway, I don’t think that’s ‘refreshing’ so much as an accurate, objective observation.”
16 I am careful and accurate, but I have drawn a person-shaped bottle, inert and without life.
17 And if her directions were accurate, he might make it there and back before twelve.
18 It wasn't exactly accurate, but there was some truth to it.
19 It launches a single large .44-caliber ball instead of a bullet and is accurate only at close range.
20 There are no accurate land statistics in China.
中国当时没有准确的土地统计数字.
1 准确
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5 正确
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6 精密
close minute nice particular exact strict precision refined circumspect nearly nicely strictly refinement rigidity closeness nicety exactitude rigour
7 严密
close true exact severe strict rigorous rigid watertight exactly strictly severely rigor rigidity closeness stricture exactitude
8 逼真的
9 真实的
true very hard real positive objective substantial authentic tangible factual tactile ware veridical dinkum honest-to-God veracious off-screen bona fide your actual
11 精确的
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13 正确的
just very good right sound true correct reasonable exact OK thorough neat mathematical categorical unerring spot-on inerrable perfect certain proper valid precise faithful literal veracious machinelike ungarbled
15 准确的
true right proper exact precise truthful canonical on the mark minute perfect correct straight close nice dead strict faithful mathematical definite punctual scientific unflattering narrow pinpoint copybook on the money shrewd sharp unerring spot-on sure refined hairline plumb clocklike ungarbled on target rigorous inerrant
16 正确无误的
17 精确
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