| 单词 | precisely |
| 释义 | Word family noun precision ≠ imprecision adjective precise ≠ imprecise precision adverb precisely ≠ imprecisely pre·cise·ly /prɪˈsaɪsli/ ●●○ W3 AWL adverb 1 EXACTexactly and correctly 精确地，确切地，准确地 SYN exactly Temperature can be measured precisely. 温度可以精确地测量出来。 He arrived at precisely four o'clock. 他是4点整到的。precisely what/how/where etc It is difficult to know precisely how much impact the changes will have. 很难准确了解这些变化会造成多大影响。 What, precisely, does that mean? 那究竟是什么意思？ Lathes make wheels, or, more precisely, they make cylindrical objects. 车床可以车削轮子，更确切地说，可以车削圆柱形物体。► see thesaurus at exactly2 EXACTused to emphasize that a particular thing is completely true or correct 恰好，正是〔用于强调〕 Women in these jobs are paid less precisely because most of the jobs are held by women rather than men. 从事这些工作的女性报酬之所以较低正是因为做这些工作的人大部分是女性而不是男性。 She’s precisely the kind of person we’re looking for. 她正是我们要找的那种人。3 spoken formalAGREE used to say that you agree completely with someone 对，确实如此 ‘It needs to be dealt with now.’ ‘Precisely, before it gets any worse.’ “现在应该处理这件事了。”“确实如此，趁它还没有变得更糟。”Examples from the Corpusprecisely• We arrived at the hotel at precisely 10:30.• Fife Symington has been in office precisely 18 days.• The different categories of traveller are very hard to assess at all precisely.• The cloud cover as well as the atmospheric conditions are precisely defined.• What precisely do you mean by 'relativity'?• That world evolves in a clear and deterministic way, being governed by precisely formulated mathematical equations.• We need to know precisely how much this is going to cost.• They are, of course, precisely right.• Further down the scale the monarchic principle constitutes an obstacle to precisely that sense of responsibility about which we hear so much.• The new legislation won't solve the problem - it will do precisely the opposite.• That is precisely the point I was trying to make earlier.• What precisely, then, do we mean by church union?• Can you tell us more precisely what happened?more precisely• But problems begin to arise when such stylistic criteria are pressed more precisely.• In some cases, however, the design philosophy of another supplier will meet the user's needs more precisely.• Uranium-238 decays more quickly, with a half-life of 4.5 billion years, and can therefore date the star more precisely.• The most serious enemy of the mountain goat is snow, or more precisely avalanches.• Or, more precisely, one golden night: Friday, June 4,1976.• This vicious circle is more precisely specified in Chapter 7.• These have made it possible for scientists to manipulate more precisely the genetic make-up of living organisms.• Putting this more precisely, the proper time taken by light to pass to and fro between two fixed points in spaces oscillates.precisely because• It is precisely because all is not certain that we have to make certain.• Now Fuchs is a particularly good advertisement for health economics, precisely because he is no genius.• The whole process is inescapable precisely because more and more people want it to be so.• Some might envy his position down in Ca Mau, precisely because nothing was happening.• The answer is: precisely because of this doctrine.• It is precisely because such a code does not exist, that we live in a period of uncertainty and experimentation.• Indeed, many people seem to feel uncomfortable at a concert precisely because the occasion demands concentrated listening.pre·cise·ly adverbChineseSyllable exactly correctly and Corpus |
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