英:[ˌɪmpəˈfekʃn]
美:[ˌɪmpərˈfekʃn]
英:[ˌɪmpəˈfekʃn]
美:[ˌɪmpərˈfekʃn]
im·per·fec·tion
Im pr fek shn
复数:imperfections
词根:imperfect
adj.imperfect 有缺点的;未完成的;半过去的;未完成时的
imperfectible 不可能完善的;无法致于完美的
imperfective 未完成体的;未完成体动词的
adv.imperfect 有瑕疵地;有缺点地
imperfectly 有缺点地;不完美地;未完成地
n.imperfect 未完成体
imperfective 未完成体;未完成体动词
imperfectness 不完全;缺点
noun
a flaw or fault.Her strict piano teacher was quick to point out any imperfections in her playing.
the state or fact of being imperfect.
14世纪晚期,“不完整,缺乏”,源自于古法语 imperfeccion “缺陷; 不完美状态”(12世纪),直接源自于晚期拉丁语 imperfectionem(主格 imperfectio)“不完美”,动作名词,源自于拉丁语 imperfectus “不完美”(见 imperfect)。指“不完美的实例”始于15世纪早期。
不完善度
可能偏差除以分配密度与分选介质密度的差值所得之商。代表符号I。
The first known use of imperfection was in the 14th century
imperialismnoun
the actions by which one nation is able to control other usually smaller or weaker nations
imperialismnoun
the actions by which one nation is able to control other usually smaller or weaker nations
imperialismnoun
the actions by which one nation is able to control other usually smaller or weaker nations
imperial1 of 2adjective
of, relating to, or fine enough for an empire or an emperor
imperial2 of 2noun
a pointed beard growing below the lower lip
imperfect1 of 2adjective
not perfect:
defective
imperfect clothing
having stamens or pistils but not being a flower with both
of, relating to, or being a verb tense used to express a continuing state or an incomplete action especially in the past
imperfect2 of 2noun
the imperfect tense of a verb or a verb in this tense
imperfect1 of 2adjective
not perfect:
defective
imperfect clothing
having stamens or pistils but not being a flower with both
of, relating to, or being a verb tense used to express a continuing state or an incomplete action especially in the past
imperfect2 of 2noun
the imperfect tense of a verb or a verb in this tense
imperfectionnoun
the quality or state of being imperfect
flaw, fault
imperfectionnoun
the quality or state of being imperfect
flaw, fault
1 He would also have people touching up his photographs, improving them, painting out imperfections.
2 Unless you make your living as a supermodel, you know what it's like to have at least one physical imperfection that makes you feel irreversibly ugly.
3 I’m very sorry, but sometimes we’re left with coming to our own conclusions, based on our own imperfections.
4 As written and played, Pete is rendered with cool precision and a warm acceptance of imperfection.
5 But for adolescent audiences, it’s also a moving and absorbing journey of a girl who discovers that even imperfections can sometimes be strengths.
6 Being happy doesn't mean everything's perfect . It means you've decided to see beyond the imperfections.
快乐不是指每件事都很完美, 而是 你已决定去看不完美之外的事物.
7 Stored electrical energy is discharged by sparking, a common bug in new accelerators that was customarily eliminated by polishing down any interior imperfections attracting the discharge.
8 “But underneath that, he’s interested in the imperfections, mistakes and faults that arise as a natural part of his process. His installations are magical and quixotic.”
9 And he took what he learned and extended it to us with every performance, teaching us about the perfect imperfections of what it means to be alive.
10 Conducted by OnePoll on behalf of Boudreaux’s Butt Paste, the survey uncovered the challenges that often come with modern parenting and found that when it comes to parenting, sometimes it’s about embracing the imperfections.
11 The goal should not be to better forget the human imperfections, but to better forgive them.
12 Each dress is hemmed and scrupulously checked for imperfections.
每条连衣裙都缝上了褶边,并经过严格的检查,不允许有任何瑕疵。
13 But we have already seen everything and have been so absorbed in the contemplation of human imperfection that it may take a second viewing to appreciate the flawlessness of this film.
14 Raised in Europe and educated at Yale, Goodyear became convinced that the great master builders of Europe’s historic cathedrals intentionally built them with small imperfections.
15 With all its imperfections, the psychoanalytic perspective offers the most profound insights.
16 Therefore, she added, Ms. Lowit “was trusted by fashion designers, and allowed to go backstage during the big shows. Because prior to Roxanne they never allowed people to see the work in progress, the imperfection.”
17 Sure, this pan has a few scratches and imperfections in it, but I still use it to cook eggs every morning.
18 The noble science of Geology loses glory from the extreme imperfection of the record.
地质学这门高尚的科学,由于地质记录极端不全而损失了光彩.
19 There is so much ugliness and imperfection in the world.
20 "Love On Mars" is muffled and the cover art misspells "on," but those imperfections play into an overall dreamy aesthetic that I declare right-on.
1 缺点
want spot hole bug liability crack fault weakness defect deficiency flaw objection drawback shortcoming failing blemish blot insufficiency inadequacy infirmity demerit a chink in armor vice minus frailty smirch disamenity imperfect failure stigma speck weak point defalcation stain smudge trouble weak downside out strike shortage gall defection tache down-side take-off nite spot claw-back default debit kink dereliction nadgers
2 缺陷
hole crack limitation vice fault defect deficiency flaw objection failing deformity kink tarnish insufficiency lacuna deficit wart blemish weakness disvalue bug handicap shortcoming impediment inadequacy a chink in armour touch shortage hooker defection demerit nadgers
4 犯错
6 错误
wrong false incorrect improper mistaken unjustifiable out cock-up bish snarl-up booboo trip error mistake shame goof floater mix-up blooper clanger cata- bumble
7 不完全
half partial halfway incomplete lame imperfect deficient inchoate partially ill lamely brokenly incompletion under- by halves crude defective unfinished inchoative hardly deficiency vicious immature sketchy truncated pendent snatchy half-done part incertitude half-pie bad bobtail infelicitous stickit inexhaustive partway
9 不足
bad short poor limited slight spare slim shy failed faint inadequate defective marginal scarce stringent slender deficient wanting skimpy meagre lacking scanty penurious exiguous barely want failure poverty deficiency deficit shortage minus shortfall scarcity dearth penury non- under- strap fail be nothing like run low to seek fall short lack for under low insufficient scant skimp stingy out less exiguity need lack defect underage shortness insufficiency stinginess short coming