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ex·tent
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复数:extents
词根:extent
n.extensiveness 延伸;大范围
noun
the range over which something extends : scope
the extent of her jurisdiction
the amount of space or surface that something occupies or the distance over which it extends : magnitude
the extent of the forest
the point, degree, or limit to which something extends
using talents to the greatest extent
seizure (as of land) in execution of a writ of extent in Great Britainalso: the condition of being so seized
a writ giving to a creditor temporary possession of his debtor's property
archaic valuation (as of land) in Great Britain especially for taxation
some extent有几分,在某种程度上;在一定程度上
a certain extent一定程度上
the extent of在…的范围内;到…的程度
to the extent到…的程度
to a great extent在很大程度上
a large extent很大程度
to the extent that达到……的程度以致;就……来说;在这个意义上;在这样的范围内;在……方面来说
to an extent在一定程度上;到达…程度
to a lesser extent在较小程度上
to the utmost extent最大限度地,到极点;极力地
in extent就面积而言
约于1300年, extente,“对价值征税; 财产的价值”,源自盎格鲁-法语 extente, estente “范围,扩展”; 在法律上,“土地估值,土地延伸”,源自古法语 extendre 的过去分词,意为“延伸”,源自拉丁语 extendere,“展开,扩展”(参见 extend)。意思是“某物延伸的程度”始于1590年代。
幅度
研究对象在时、空尺度上的持续范围。
Middle English, from Anglo-French estente, extente land valuation, from extendre, estendre to survey, evaluate, literally, to extend
The first known use of extent was in the 14th century
external1 of 2adjective
outwardly visible
external signs of relief
of, relating to, or connected with the outside or an outer part
the building's external features
applied or applicable to the outside
for external use only
arising or acting from outside
external pressures
of or relating to relationships with foreign countries
external affairs
external2 of 2noun
something external—usually used in plural
exterminateverb
to get rid of completely
exterminate termites
exterminateverb
to get rid of completely
exterminate termites
exterminateverb
to get rid of completely
exterminate termites
exterior1 of 2adjective
situated on the outside
external entry 1 sense 1
suitable for use on outside surfaces
exterior paint
exterior2 of 2noun
an exterior part or surface : outside
visible manner or appearance
a calm exterior
exterior1 of 2adjective
situated on the outside
external entry 1 sense 1
suitable for use on outside surfaces
exterior paint
exterior2 of 2noun
an exterior part or surface : outside
visible manner or appearance
a calm exterior
extenuateverb
to try to make less serious by partial excuses
extenuateverb
to try to make less serious by partial excuses
extentnoun
the range, distance, or space over or through which something extends
the extent of the Roman empire
the point, degree, or limit to which something extends
the extent of her knowledge
1 The disadvantage is that representational art, like prose, is always bound to the literal meaning and appearance of the everyday world, at least to some extent.
2 And to what extent have the battles over affirmative action distracted us and diverted crucial resources and energy away from dismantling the structures of racial inequality?
3 This strategy worked to some extent for a segment of the African American community, particularly those who had access to education and relative privilege.
4 The government itself has little information on the extent of industrial pollution.
政府本身对工业污染的程度知之甚少。
5 The full extent of the toll that has been taken by this largely ineffective program may never be known, for the results measured by the Illinois biologists are a minimum figure.
6 She turns to see what else she can comment on, but the plant and bowls are the extent of my furnishings.
7 Eratosthenes says that if the extent of the Atlantic Ocean were not an obstacle, we might easily pass by sea from Iberia to India....
8 We assumed that all people were good to the degree to which they amused us, or to the extent to which we could make them objects of laughter.
9 Use farther when referring to physical distance; use further to refer to abstract ideas or to indicate a greater extent or degree.
10 British schools treat colonialism the same way, to an extent.
11 To some extent, therefore, the principle of secrecy had been maintained.
因此,在某种程度上,保密性的原则还是保留了下来。
12 “How can I be taught to use the splendor well if no one wants me to ever use the full extent of it, to explore its true potential?”
13 I was off company property, so perhaps he felt I had followed his orders, at least to an extent that satisfied him.
14 To the extent that major changes are achieved without a complete shift, the system will rebound.
15 I became pregnant but this man was very violent towards me to the extent that I lost our baby...
我怀孕了,但是这个男人对我非常粗暴,致使我流产了。
16 In this uncivil and unjust extent Against thy peace.
17 The surface of the earth is finite in extent but it doesn’t have a boundary or edge: if you sail off into the sunset, you don’t fall off the edge or run into a singularity.
18 At the moment, urban landscapes are highly managed and limited in their spatial extent.
目前,城市景观被高度管理,空间范围受到限制。
19 And if not, to what extent are contemporary American conflicts over race the playing out, at least in part, of a cultural divide that came into being hundreds of years before Columbus?
20 Mack was the elder, leader, mentor, and to a small extent the exploiter of a little group of men who had in common no families, no money, and no ambitions beyond food, drink, and contentment.
1 范围
confines area range field department limit region round length spread circle circuit scope universe dimension province spectrum sweep horizon realm pale sphere radius bound confine incidence compass precinct tether purview ambit bounds circumscription world room choice scale domain territory breadth ballpark reach Land ground parameter width span orbit line power shot coverage stretch kingdom latitude purlieus country measure band extension gauge terrain arena bourn purlieu swathe limits zone boundary way direction context margin liberty lap reign fetch hemisphere verge demesne diapason scouth size land danger envelope zodiac orb in
3 大小
size measure Mass measurement dimension proportion bulk magnitude in extent order of magnitude -sized dimensional quantity mag. great and small scale sized nature mass gauge girth
5 限度
end limit measure limitation bound finitude jumping off place stretch tether peg range mark threshold termination confine length butt
7 严重性
8 界限
term limit measure mark edge limitation boundary threshold butt termination hedge bound confine compass verge confinement terminus purview ambit bourne bourn purlieu
13 估价
val. value rate assessment rating valuation appraisal quotation prize evaluate assess appraise valuate
14 区域
regional territorial sectional area range section reach district division zone belt sweep realm bound oblast circumscription
15 程度
level water degree measure stage length grade pitch plane dimension notch point range effect reach sort scale quotient -ity rate remove wise extension gauge gradation proportion measurement tune coefficient way size incidence latitude
17 扣押
attachment seizing arrestment arret distrain extend trustee seize distress levy sequester garnishee
18 扣押令
20 在很大程度上
21 主要地
mostly primarily mainly largely substantially predominantly centrally principally chiefly in large measure
22 面积