Definition of gold standard in English:

gold standard

noun

1The system, abandoned in the Depression of the 1930s, by which the value of a currency was defined in terms of gold, for which the currency could be exchanged.
Example sentencesExamples
- The classic gold standard was a monetary regime constructed to preserve financial and economic stability.
- An international financial system based on the gold standard emerged during the nineteenth century.
- National currencies based on the gold standard were thought to be uniform, leading toward a global monetary standard.
- Research in recent years has greatly revised our understanding of the origins of the classical gold standard.
- The British thereby laid the basis for what was to become the world monetary system based on the gold standard and bank notes.
1. 1.1 A thing of superior quality which serves as a point of reference against which other things of its type may be compared.
  breast milk provides the gold standard by which infant feeds are measured
  Example sentencesExamples
  Despite their intriguing objectivity and precision, billing records do not provide a gold standard.
  The evaluation of any diagnostic tool has to be done in comparison with a gold standard.
  Once upon a time, Disney provided the gold standard in family entertainment, from animated fairytales to Mary Poppins.
  This type of process may then be used as best practice, serving as a gold standard to be implemented in other facilities.
  Rarely, pain scores are validated against other pain scoring systems, but we have no gold standard for comparison.

Definition of gold standard in US English:

gold standard

nounˈɡōld ˈˌstandərdˈɡoʊld ˈˌstændərd

1The system by which the value of a currency was defined in terms of gold, for which the currency could be exchanged. The gold standard was generally abandoned in the Depression of the 1930s.
Compare with silver standard
Example sentencesExamples
- The British thereby laid the basis for what was to become the world monetary system based on the gold standard and bank notes.
- An international financial system based on the gold standard emerged during the nineteenth century.
- The classic gold standard was a monetary regime constructed to preserve financial and economic stability.
- Research in recent years has greatly revised our understanding of the origins of the classical gold standard.
- National currencies based on the gold standard were thought to be uniform, leading toward a global monetary standard.
1. 1.1 The best, most reliable, or most prestigious thing of its type.
  you can't rely on lab tests as being the gold standard
  Example sentencesExamples
  The evaluation of any diagnostic tool has to be done in comparison with a gold standard.
  Despite their intriguing objectivity and precision, billing records do not provide a gold standard.
  Rarely, pain scores are validated against other pain scoring systems, but we have no gold standard for comparison.
  This type of process may then be used as best practice, serving as a gold standard to be implemented in other facilities.
  Once upon a time, Disney provided the gold standard in family entertainment, from animated fairytales to Mary Poppins.

单词	gold standard
释义	Definition of gold standard in English: gold standard noun 1The system, abandoned in the Depression of the 1930s, by which the value of a currency was defined in terms of gold, for which the currency could be exchanged. Example sentencesExamples The classic gold standard was a monetary regime constructed to preserve financial and economic stability. An international financial system based on the gold standard emerged during the nineteenth century. National currencies based on the gold standard were thought to be uniform, leading toward a global monetary standard. Research in recent years has greatly revised our understanding of the origins of the classical gold standard. The British thereby laid the basis for what was to become the world monetary system based on the gold standard and bank notes. 1.1 A thing of superior quality which serves as a point of reference against which other things of its type may be compared. breast milk provides the gold standard by which infant feeds are measured Example sentencesExamples Despite their intriguing objectivity and precision, billing records do not provide a gold standard. The evaluation of any diagnostic tool has to be done in comparison with a gold standard. Once upon a time, Disney provided the gold standard in family entertainment, from animated fairytales to Mary Poppins. This type of process may then be used as best practice, serving as a gold standard to be implemented in other facilities. Rarely, pain scores are validated against other pain scoring systems, but we have no gold standard for comparison. Definition of gold standard in US English: gold standard nounˈɡōld ˈˌstandərdˈɡoʊld ˈˌstændərd 1The system by which the value of a currency was defined in terms of gold, for which the currency could be exchanged. The gold standard was generally abandoned in the Depression of the 1930s. Compare with silver standard Example sentencesExamples The British thereby laid the basis for what was to become the world monetary system based on the gold standard and bank notes. An international financial system based on the gold standard emerged during the nineteenth century. The classic gold standard was a monetary regime constructed to preserve financial and economic stability. Research in recent years has greatly revised our understanding of the origins of the classical gold standard. National currencies based on the gold standard were thought to be uniform, leading toward a global monetary standard. 1.1 The best, most reliable, or most prestigious thing of its type. you can't rely on lab tests as being the gold standard Example sentencesExamples The evaluation of any diagnostic tool has to be done in comparison with a gold standard. Despite their intriguing objectivity and precision, billing records do not provide a gold standard. Rarely, pain scores are validated against other pain scoring systems, but we have no gold standard for comparison. This type of process may then be used as best practice, serving as a gold standard to be implemented in other facilities. Once upon a time, Disney provided the gold standard in family entertainment, from animated fairytales to Mary Poppins.
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