英:[tu: ə diˈɡri:]
美:[tu e dɪˈɡri]
英:[tu: ə diˈɡri:]
美:[tu e dɪˈɡri]
<美口>有点
稍微
<英口>极其
非常
noun
a step or stage in a process, course, or order of classification We all know that you're only three degrees away from all sorts of interesting and even famous people on social media.—Alex Proud
advanced by degrees
a rank or grade of official, ecclesiastical, or social position
people of low degree
archaic a particular standing especially as to dignity or worth
the civil (see civil sense 4) condition or status of a person
genealogy a step in a direct line of descent or in the line of ascent to a common ancestor
obsolete step, stair
archaic a member of a series arranged in steps (as of parts of a structure)
medical a measure of damage to tissue caused by injury or disease compare first-degree burn, second-degree burn, third-degree burn
the extent, measure, or scope of an action, condition, or relation requiring a high degree of skill
different in degree but not in kind
relative intensity
a high degree of stress
grammar one of the forms or sets of forms used in the comparison of an adjective or adverb
law a legal measure of guilt or negligence
found guilty of murder in the first degree
education a title conferred on students by a college, university, or professional school on completion of a program of study associate's degrees has a degree in psychology
earned her four-year degree
a grade of membership attained in a ritualistic order or society
received his first degree in the Knights of Columbus
an academic title conferred to honor distinguished achievement or service
The actor was presented with an honorary degree.
the formal ceremonies observed in the conferral of such a distinction
mathematics a unit of measure for angles equal to an angle with its vertex at the center of a circle and its sides cutting off ¹/₃₆₀ of the circumference 47 degrees Latitudealso: a unit of measure for arcs of a circle equal to the amount of arc that subtends a central angle of one degree
a fifteen degree angle
archaic a position or space on the earth or in the heavens as measured by degrees of latitude
a step, note, or tone of a scale
a line or space of the musical staff
one of the divisions or intervals marked on a scale of a measuring instrumentspecifically: any of various units for measuring temperature
350 degrees Fahrenheit
the sum of the exponents of the variables in the term of highest degree in a polynomial, polynomial function, or polynomial equation
the sum of the exponents of the variable factors of a monomial
the greatest power of the derivative of highest order in a differential equation after the equation has been rationalized (see rationalize sense 2) and cleared of fractions with respect to the derivative
Middle English, from Anglo-French degré, from Vulgar Latin *degradus, from Latin de- + gradus — see degrade
The first known use of degree was in the 13th century
upper classnoun
the highest class in society
upper classnoun
the highest class in society
deck1 of 2noun
a platform extending from side to side in a ship and forming a floor
a flat structure resembling the deck of a ship
a flat floored roofless area adjoining a house
a pack of playing cards
deck2 of 2verb
to clothe in a fine and impressive way : array
decked out in a new suit
decorate sense 1
to provide (as a ship) with a deck
deep1 of 3adjective
extending far downward
a deep well
having a great distance between the top and bottom surfaces : not shallow
deep water
extending well inward from an outer or front surface
a deep gash
extending far outward from a center
deep space
occurring or located near the outer limits
deep right field
having a specified extension downward or backward
a shelf 40 centimeters deep
difficult to understand
a deep book
mysterious, obscure
a deep dark secret
profound sense 1
a deep thinker
completely absorbed
deep in thought
being to an extreme degree : heavy
deep sleep
dark and rich in color
a deep red
having a low musical pitch or range
a deep voice
coming from or located well within a house deep in the forest
a deep sigh
covered, enclosed, or filled often to a specified degree a road deep with snow
knee-deep in water
deep2 of 3adverb
to a great depth : deeply
far on : late
read deep into the night
near the outer limits
the shortstop was playing deep
deep3 of 3noun
an extremely deep place or part (as of the ocean)
ocean sense 1
the middle or most intense part
the deep of night
degreenoun
a step or stage in a process or series
advance by degrees
the intensity of something as measured by degrees
murder in the first degree
one of the forms used in the comparison of an adjective or adverb
a rank or grade of official or social position
persons of high degree
a grade of membership in an order or society
a title given a student by a college, university, or professional school upon completion of a program of study
a degree of doctor of medicine
an academic title granted to honor a person who is not a student
one of the divisions marked on a measuring instrument (as a device for measuring temperature)
a unit of measure for angles and arcs that for angles is equal to an angle with its vertex at the center of a circle and its sides cutting off ¹⁄₃₆₀ of the circumference and that for an arc of a circle is equal to ¹⁄₃₆₀ of the circumference
a line or space of the musical staff
a step, note, or tone of a musical scale
1 Again, you do interpret, to a degree; but you are the audience.
当然, 你参与其中, 某种程度而言.
2 I think any expat does to a certain degree.
我相信,任何移居国外的人在一定程度上都会如此。
3 His suitings are natty to a degree.
他的衣料极其漂亮.
4 There are 360 degrees in a circle.
5 Valdano believes that has led to a degree of cynicism as managers.
华丹奴认为呢对两人唔信任球员既才华有好大关系.
6 My father agreed with me to a degree.
我爸爸在一定程度上同意我的看法.
7 His efforts are successful to a degree.
他的努力非常成功.
8 His conclusions were still tentative to a degree.
他的结论在很大程度上仍是实验性质的.
9 The temperature lowered to a degree that the water froze.
温度降低到了水结冰的程度.
10 The scents provide a way to stimulate the animals.
香味能在一定程度上刺激动物。
11 Borrowing money for school and earning a bachelor's degree or higher can help younger workers access job opportunities that are higher-paying and provide more upward mobility than those that don't require a degree.
12 This is already happening to a degree.
这在某种程度上已经发生了.
13 The length of the fuselage was increased due to a degree of directional instability.
由于存在某种程度的航向不稳定性,机身被加长了。
14 He felt desolate to a degree.
他感到非常孤独.
15 He is insolent to a degree.
他有点傲慢.
16 She is scrupulous to a degree.
她非常谨慎.
17 The body's tissues are self - repairing and self - restoring to a degree.
人体组织在一定程度上是能 自行 修补和 自行 恢复的.
18 It will count up to a large amount.
总数将相当可观。
19 These trees will thrive, to a greater or lesser degree, in a number of climates.
20 Throat showing dewlap and folds of skin to a degree termed " throatiness. "
喉咙上有赘肉,皮肤松弛达到了 “ 粗喉咙 ” 的程度.
2 非常地
one shocking stinking dripping most way very right something full ever quite extremely plenty perfectly incredibly greatly deeply precious sadly surprisingly deadly fucking mighty overly exceptionally hugely remarkably terribly vastly whopping excessively cracking exceedingly extraordinarily damned woefully heartily madly mightily eminently fabulously deathly divinely singularly cruelly darned ruddy phenomenally mortally thumping spanking dreadfully thundering fearfully terrifically egregiously monstrously monumentally fiendishly frightfully aplenty vera colossally hellishly inexpressibly damnably deplorably surpassingly perishing deuced muchly gey deucedly tarnation perishingly immortally goldurn all-fired unlimitedly tarnal sight above measure out of measure to a high degree ever such like a brick like bricks ad extremum as all get out for all get out like all get out a great deal good and by far a good deal ever so a hell of a lot nothing if not far and away the worst way like a ton of bricks
3 一定程度上
4 很
great So most much too lot greatly dirty mighty considerably terribly filthy jolly awfully mightily devilish mortally beastly fiendishly frightfully perishing deuced deucedly all like anything nothing if not
5 非常
hell-fired one great such high big incredible extreme vast terrible supreme unlimited extraordinary violent precious damn awful sore terrific shocking mortal piping fearful almighty monumental first-class blooming ferocious excruciating equatorial unholy rousing howling crass frightful devilish stinking thundering fiendish dripping exceeding surpassing bally deuced gey all-fired dad-blamed dad-blasted dad-burned SO just some most way very much right too something full ever real quite extremely plenty proper bone perfectly incredibly greatly deeply passing sadly surprisingly deadly fucking mighty bloody overly exceptionally hugely remarkably terribly vastly immensely unusually whopping tremendously infinitely excessively flipping horribly cracking exceedingly extraordinarily damned jolly wondrous awfully sorely roaring cursed woefully heartily madly thrice mightily eminently fabulously deathly divinely singularly hellish cruelly darned ruddy phenomenally helluva mortally beastly thumping spanking rattling uncommonly dreadfully fearfully terrifically egregiously monstrously monumentally fiendishly frightfully aplenty vera whacking overmuch colossally hellishly screamingly inexpressibly clinking staving damnably deplorably surpassingly perishing molto muchly corking confoundedly deucedly unco tarnation perishingly immortally goldurn cursedly unlimitedly parlously tarnal and sight a devil of a more than somewhat above measure out of measure to a high degree ever such a deuce of a the deuce of a to the nail like a brick like bricks ad extremum as all get out for all get out like all get out and how a great deal good and by far a good deal a most a hell of a as anything ever so fine and more than a little a heck of a a hell of a lot to a great extent nothing if not far and away the worst way no end of like a ton of bricks
6 部分地
7 大大地
far large largely greatly badly hugely vastly materially profoundly manyfold a whole lot by far a hell of a lot
8 有点