| 释义 |
Definition of educated guess in English: educated guessnoun A guess based on knowledge and experience and therefore likely to be correct. a prognosis can necessarily be only an educated guess Example sentencesExamples - All we can do is make a few educated guesses based on the usual post-game spin sessions.
- In one case, at the very least, it is clear that Lapham was providing an educated guess based upon the size of the trees and his knowledge of tree growth patterns.
- When studies are launched, researchers make educated guesses about what they expect to find.
- Only this time, I was much more experienced, so I was able to make educated guesses.
- The doctor said that if he had to make an educated guess based on the heartbeat, he would bet that it is a girl.
- We can make an educated guess based on when the street was first built, but we never really know what we're going to find.
- Although no one can describe this church with certainty, it is possible to make some educated guesses based on what we have seen in the latter part of the 1990s.
- I'm just making educated guesses, based on what's reported in the media and my own sense of the situation.
- At the time, I couldn't tell if they were speaking from private knowledge or just making an educated guess about how things might turn out.
- As far as he was concerned Smith was only making an educated guess because it couldn't be based on any other information.
- Traditional retailers sought to adjust the supply of products at their stores to match customer demand by having experienced buyers make good, educated guesses about consumers' preferences.
- My knee-jerk reaction, based on the views of people whom I generally trust, is to support him, but that really is just an educated guess, not real knowledge.
- One could perhaps, based on knowledge of Egyptian politics, make an educated guess about the flooding level.
- I merely made an educated guess as to who I believe the president is likely to choose.
- What we heard sounded to me like mortars, though that's an educated guess.
- Because all those financial valuation methods are only educated guesses, we cannot rely on any one.
- It's partly a matter of having access to the right information, and enough of it to make an educated guess of how the world's markets are likely to perform over the next several weeks or months.
- Hopefully, the reader of this review knows more-or-less to which camp he or she belongs, and can therefore make an educated guess as to whether this book will fit one's tastes.
- Each spring brings whispered theories, educated guesses and, sometimes, rank speculation about whether one or more of the nine Supreme Court justices will call it quits.
- They are tuned by the operator based on an educated guess.
Synonyms rough calculation, approximation, estimation, informed guess, rough guess, impression
Definition of educated guess in US English: educated guessnoun A guess based on knowledge and experience and therefore likely to be correct. a prognosis can necessarily be only an educated guess Example sentencesExamples - They are tuned by the operator based on an educated guess.
- One could perhaps, based on knowledge of Egyptian politics, make an educated guess about the flooding level.
- Only this time, I was much more experienced, so I was able to make educated guesses.
- All we can do is make a few educated guesses based on the usual post-game spin sessions.
- Although no one can describe this church with certainty, it is possible to make some educated guesses based on what we have seen in the latter part of the 1990s.
- When studies are launched, researchers make educated guesses about what they expect to find.
- The doctor said that if he had to make an educated guess based on the heartbeat, he would bet that it is a girl.
- I'm just making educated guesses, based on what's reported in the media and my own sense of the situation.
- I merely made an educated guess as to who I believe the president is likely to choose.
- At the time, I couldn't tell if they were speaking from private knowledge or just making an educated guess about how things might turn out.
- Hopefully, the reader of this review knows more-or-less to which camp he or she belongs, and can therefore make an educated guess as to whether this book will fit one's tastes.
- Because all those financial valuation methods are only educated guesses, we cannot rely on any one.
- Traditional retailers sought to adjust the supply of products at their stores to match customer demand by having experienced buyers make good, educated guesses about consumers' preferences.
- It's partly a matter of having access to the right information, and enough of it to make an educated guess of how the world's markets are likely to perform over the next several weeks or months.
- We can make an educated guess based on when the street was first built, but we never really know what we're going to find.
- What we heard sounded to me like mortars, though that's an educated guess.
- My knee-jerk reaction, based on the views of people whom I generally trust, is to support him, but that really is just an educated guess, not real knowledge.
- In one case, at the very least, it is clear that Lapham was providing an educated guess based upon the size of the trees and his knowledge of tree growth patterns.
- Each spring brings whispered theories, educated guesses and, sometimes, rank speculation about whether one or more of the nine Supreme Court justices will call it quits.
- As far as he was concerned Smith was only making an educated guess because it couldn't be based on any other information.
Synonyms rough calculation, approximation, estimation, informed guess, rough guess, impression
|