| 单词 | clarity |
| 释义 | clarity (klærɪti ) 1. uncountable noun B2 The clarity of something such as a book or argument is its quality of being well explained and easy to understand. ...the clarity with which the author explains technical subjects. Synonyms: clearness, precision, simplicity, transparency 2. uncountable noun Clarity is the ability to think clearly. In business circles he is noted for his flair and clarity of vision. [+ of] 3. uncountable noun Clarity is the quality of being clear in outline or sound. This remarkable technology provides far greater clarity than conventional x-rays. 4. uncountable noun The clarity of a liquid, of glass, or of the air is the degree to which it is clear. The first thing to strike me was the amazing clarity of the water. Synonyms: transparency, translucency, translucence, clearness Quotations: Everything that can be said can be said clearlyTractatus Logico-Philosophicus Collocations: clarity of direction Party members also expect more clarity of direction. Times, Sunday Times Research on organizational performance consistently highlights the importance of clarity of direction to organizational success. Globe and Mail Players need clarity of direction. Times, Sunday Times Calmness, clarity of expression - and a sense of humour. Times,Sunday Times The judges will look for originality of thought, clarity of expression and logicality of presentation. Times, Sunday Times Academics and employers are very much in favour of clarity of expression. The Sun His imaginative skills in presentation were combined with charm, matchless articulation and clarity of expression - things often lacking today. Times, Sunday Times The experience has taught me precision and clarity of expression, and cemented my interest in public law. Times, Sunday Times But mostly it was defiance, watchfulness and the clarity of mind to know a hittable ball when you saw one. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Now you must take action, and without your usual clarity of mind. Times, Sunday Times (2007) The non-fiction still startles with its clarity of purpose, charm, insight and occasional prescience. The Times Literary Supplement To succeed it needs clarity of purpose, speed and perfect co-ordination. Times, Sunday Times Indeed, isn't her clarity of purpose what voters cry out for today? The Sun Providing clarity of purpose and a working environment where people can give their best. Times, Sunday Times The vision and clarity of purpose of the latter helps to energise the teams he works with. Times, Sunday Times In the end, happily, the passion of emotion wins out over clarity of thought. Times, Sunday Times To each he brought an incisive clarity of thought, a rigorous respect for realpolitik, and a deep compassion for the individual. Times, Sunday Times Playing as if enveloped by a whirlwind looks great but the price he paid was clarity of thought. Times, Sunday Times With so much at stake we need clarity of thought and speed of action. Times,Sunday Times It wasn't just his six-hitting that was so brilliant, but his calmness and clarity of thought. The Sun Why not measure your clarity of vision against his conclusions? Christianity Today Can fans trust the clubs when there's no clarity of vision, no strength of collective leadership? Times,Sunday Times A survey found that 72 percent of donors look for that clarity of vision. Christianity Today With clarity of vision, direction, objectives and expectations, you can energise people. Times, Sunday Times There's a decisive sense of proportion, a clarity of vision, and above all else, great restraint. Times, Sunday Times However, you can't fault him for crystal clarity, ensemble spirit and the springing of pleasant surprises. Times, Sunday Times The three screens at the back showed with crystal clarity what he and the other musicians were up to. Times, Sunday Times I need crystal clarity on what's important and what's peripheral. Christianity Today They would not have tolerated any shillyshallying or fudging, and would have given us cool-headed crystal clarity at all times. The Sun With club-calibre bass and crystal clarity, you will hear every note. The Sun Hard-nosed financiers will demand clarity of vision, precise measures and clear outcomes. Times, Sunday Times Your relationship until now has been ambiguous but these circumstances demand clarity. The Sun Senior doctors have demanded clarity over the government's methods in the second wave of the epidemic. Times,Sunday Times It also demanded clarity on the country's future migration policy by the end of the year. Times, Sunday Times They are demanding clarity over what the draft regulations mean when they say cases can still be dismissed if the valuation errors fall within 'the bounds of reasonable professional judgment'. Times, Sunday Times Mercury gives you the emotional clarity you need to make decisions. The Sun He has a wonderful verbal, intellectual and emotional clarity, thanks to his determination to make every word mean all it can. Times, Sunday Times If you are part of a couple, you gain emotional clarity and a sense of purpose that rescues partners from uncertainty. The Sun For the sake of clarity alone, football folk ought to learn a few new clichés. Times,Sunday Times It's particularly irksome when you are designing a house and have to explain yourself explicitly to your builders for the sake of clarity. Times, Sunday Times They said that they often added 'lols' and smiley faces to their own communications for the sake of clarity of expression. Times, Sunday Times With the advent of the typewriter, however, typists were trained to put two spaces after each full stop for the sake of clarity. Times, Sunday Times For the sake of clarity we should have no tolerance of officers of any rank who fail to maintain the required standard. Times, Sunday Times This setback taught him that 'through disappointment you can gain clarity, and with clarity comes conviction and true originality'. Times, Sunday Times It will help you to gain clarity on who they really are. Times,Sunday Times You gain clarity by writing things down. Times, Sunday Times Gain clarity about how your organization contributes to society. Globe and Mail Then, when the officers ask him what happened on the road, his voice fills with energy, gains clarity and strength. Times, Sunday Times She conveys vision and sensation - the glimpse of a bird in flight, the stickiness of a hot day - with great clarity and vividness. The Times Literary Supplement He projects with great clarity, yet remains real as he drives the action. Times, Sunday Times It should not be so opportunistic that it cannot see what its own supporters view with great clarity. Times, Sunday Times He discovered that far from merely becoming slurred and unsteady in speech, drunks 'achieve moments of great clarity'. Times, Sunday Times Some monster managers can only take in information through their egos; others require great clarity, brevity and extreme tact. ST Criteria for selecting a borescope are usually image clarity and access. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 This has the tradeoff of increased image clarity, but greater dirt visibility. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Further developments that year included improvements in image clarity and an increase in the number of lines of resolution, such that it exceeded that of the mechanical television systems. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Real interlaced video blurs such details to prevent twittering, but as seen in the pictures of the lower row, such softening (or anti-aliasing) comes at the cost of image clarity. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The regulator announced a series of measures to help improve clarity and suggested fines could follow. Times, Sunday Times To improve clarity over their charges, banks have undertaken to provide an annual summary of the cost of their accounts for each customer. Times, Sunday Times In 2011, the album was remastered and released digitally to improve clarity, dynamic range and song to song flow. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Details may be left out to improve clarity and focus with users. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Despite the lack of clarity surrounding the proposal, the year-long consultation has already stirred up a hornet's nest. Times, Sunday Times (2006) The irritating lack of clarity about who holds what amount of debt has led to some ridiculous underpricing of risk. Times, Sunday Times (2007) But this lack of clarity is a weak defence of the government 's position. Times, Sunday Times (2016) She will be in trouble if her self-imposed March deadline slips but the price of that has been a notable lack of clarity. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Critics point to the logistical difficulties of supplying weapons and the lack of clarity over the composition of the rebel army. Times, Sunday Times (2012) But fear cannot be a substitute for moral clarity. Times, Sunday Times (2013) But we also lack moral clarity to judge. Christianity Today (2000) It is our generation that has lost such moral clarity. Times, Sunday Times (2009) We use both forms, justified and unjustified, to add variety and 'air' to our pages, and to provide clarity of content. Times, Sunday Times Tackling these will help define your objectives and provide clarity. Times, Sunday Times And having begun his piece with these rather good puzzlers he then proceeded to fail to provide clarity on any of them. Times, Sunday Times He decided to allow them to continue deliberating once he had answered each of the ten questions in an attempt to provide clarity. Times, Sunday Times They provide clarity, making sense of the complex demands of today's environment. Times, Sunday Times Now aged seven, their ambitions appear to echo - with often startling clarity - those of their parents. Times, Sunday Times At his best, his prose was distinguished by its startling clarity and precision, its spare and deceptive simplicity and its penetrating directness and honesty. Times, Sunday Times My experience with our neighbourhood plan revealed to me with startling clarity the deep flaws in the way we go about providing places for people to live. Times, Sunday Times And it reminds us that out of such dreams a startling clarity can emerge, almost painful in its acuteness... Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Translations: Chinese: 明晰 Japanese: 明快さ |
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