单词 | meticulous |
释义 | meticulous (mətɪkjʊləs ) adjective If you describe someone as meticulous, you mean that they do things very carefully and with great attention to detail. He was so meticulous about everything. The painting had been executed with meticulous attention to detail. Synonyms: thorough, detailed, particular, strict meticulously adverb [usually ADVERB with verb, oft ADVERB adjective] The flat had been meticulously cleaned. Collocations: meticulous care They see proofs, they should read them with meticulous care, and they should blame no one but themselves for any imperfections in the finished product. The Times Literary Supplement With meticulous care and patience, they discovered that he could communicate by blinking or by flicking his eyes to the left or right. Times, Sunday Times Hospitals and nursing homes cannot be expected to give the meticulous care a patient in this condition requires. Times, Sunday Times Despite his exhilaration, each of these operations was planned with meticulous care to avoid loss of life. Times, Sunday Times But it's the meticulous care the director invests in every frame that gives the film such a fabulous reach. Times, Sunday Times And not just in the meticulous observation of people, their expressions, manners and costumes, nor only in the scrupulous renderings of their settings and accoutrements. Times, Sunday Times Meticulous observation and dramatic execution are put to the highest purpose here. Times, Sunday Times It shows meticulous observation of all the growth phases of the insects depicted, including metamorphosis. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The meticulous observation process has also been quite difficult taking all the related criteria into consideration. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Her meticulous observations helped to fill the gap in the records and revealed that oaks are now leafing some three to four weeks earlier, on average, than in the 1950s. Times, Sunday Times Trainers dread the smallest of setbacks at this time of year because it can mean months of meticulous planning being ruined in an instant. Times, Sunday Times So we find out lots more about the meticulous planning that went into the audacious, but ultimately doomed, robbery, and how it unravelled. Times, Sunday Times He then moved on to his current role, which to date has mostly involved meticulous planning of the movement of labour, material and equipment. Times, Sunday Times You add meticulous planning to your ideas to open new ways to earn a living. The Sun Not even the most meticulous planning can account for everything, however. Times, Sunday Times He kept a meticulous record of the prison's workings and read every confession. Times, Sunday Times Among its features were widespread literacy and a preoccupation with meticulous record keeping. Times,Sunday Times I kept a meticulous record of his progress. Times, Sunday Times He was a meticulous record keeper whose exhaustive documentation practices, unique to museums today, created a level of documentation that set standards in the field. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Reproducibility was important in summer preps, so students were required to keep meticulous record books. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Maybe they both depend on fundamental laws and meticulous research? Times, Sunday Times Her meticulous research into the years of the second world war only consolidated her view. Times, Sunday Times A pity, too, about the contrast between the appalling copy-editing and the meticulous research. The Times Literary Supplement The film has that authentic look that comes from meticulous research, and the fight scenes, featuring allied planes zooming through the skies, are spectacular. Times, Sunday Times Despite her meticulous research, she did not consider herself a true art historian - rather a cultivated scholar-dealer. Times, Sunday Times She was deeply concerned for other people, while her meticulous work and dedication inspired and encouraged many others. Times, Sunday Times But isn't it our inner critic that motivates us to do meticulous work? Times, Sunday Times A dense, meticulous work, it deserves to be as loved as its predecessor. Times, Sunday Times The seven species he’d found were undescribed, which left the meticulous work of scientific description up to him. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 It was eye-straining, meticulous work - the sort of thing that we marvel at in museums. Times, Sunday Times Translations: Chinese: 小心谨慎的 Japanese: 細部にこだわる |
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